Public real-estate companies are adding more women than men to their boards, a sign the industry may be starting to heed a call for gender diversity
Boards of real-estate investment trusts added 60 new female members, or 50.
4% of the 119 new directors, during the 2019 spring proxy season, according to professional-services company Ferguson Partners. During the 2018 proxy period, 52% of the newly elected directors were women, marking the first time females comprised the majority...
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