Episodes
In this episode, we explore the shifting landscape of commercial real estate, including a forecast for improvement in 2025 as highlighted by MetLife. We discuss the alarming rise in foreclosures, particularly in California, and the implications for urban development. Additionally, we delve into the critical role of renewable energy in enhancing property values and sustainability. Finally, we examine the booming retail market in Dallas-Fort Worth and what it means for future investments. Join...
Published 11/01/24
In this episode, we explore the dramatic rise in commercial property values and its impact on small business owners, featuring the story of Domingo Llerandi in Miami facing a staggering tax hike. We also discuss CBRE's move to a smaller Uptown office, reflecting a national trend in commercial real estate. Additionally, we uncover Boston City Hall's secret preparations for a potential market crash while publicly downplaying the issue. Finally, we delve into the innovative concept of flexible...
Published 10/31/24
As the Federal Reserve initiates a new cycle of interest rate cuts, we explore the potential impact on the struggling commercial real estate market. Can these cuts revitalize an industry facing post-pandemic challenges? We also discuss the scrutiny surrounding a top NYC real estate official over a controversial Bronx warehouse deal, and the implications of ethics in city contracts. Plus, we highlight JLL's launch of JLL Falcon, an innovative AI platform set to transform the commercial real...
Published 10/30/24
In this episode, we explore how climate risk is driving up property insurance prices, impacting commercial real estate investments. We also discuss the auction of a South Jersey office building amid rising commercial foreclosures, and JPMorgan's appointment of Michelle Herrick to lead its CRE division. Additionally, we analyze the recent foreclosure of a boutique office in Manhattan, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities in today's market. Join us for insights that are crucial...
Published 10/28/24
Ares Commercial Real Estate Co. (NYSE: ACRE) receives a consensus rating of 'Reduce' from analysts, raising concerns for investors. Meanwhile, JPMorgan promotes Michelle Herrick to lead its commercial real estate division during a challenging time for the sector. In a historic sale, a Miami office tower changes hands for $443 million, reflecting the ongoing demand for premium properties. Lastly, the Q3 2024 Quarterly Data Review reveals persistent turbulence in the office sector, with over...
Published 10/27/24
In this episode, we discuss JPMorgan Chase's appointment of Michelle Herrick as the new head of its commercial real estate division, a pivotal move as the sector faces rising interest rates and remote work challenges. We also analyze CBRE's impressive Q3 financial results, showcasing a resurgence in office leasing demand. Additionally, we delve into the Q3 2024 Quarterly Data Review by Trepp and Commercial Real Estate Direct, highlighting ongoing turbulence in the office sector, and explore...
Published 10/26/24
In this episode, we explore the alarming 48% increase in commercial real estate foreclosures, with California leading the way. We also discuss the historic sale of a Miami office tower for $443 million, the challenges and opportunities across different sectors, and the ongoing decline in commercial real estate prices for the third consecutive month. Join us as we analyze the current state of the market and what it means for investors and...
Published 10/25/24
In this episode, we explore the latest trends in commercial real estate, including rising multifamily mortgage delinquencies reported by the Mortgage Bankers Association. We discuss Mayor Michelle Wu's agreement on commercial property taxes in Boston and JPMorgan's appointment of Michelle Herrick as the new head of CRE lending. Additionally, we analyze a significant office complex sale in East Bay that defies market trends, providing insights into the evolving landscape of commercial real...
Published 10/24/24
In a decisive move, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors has approved interim controls to safeguard the city's legacy businesses from displacement due to aggressive redevelopment. This legislation responds to the growing concern over tech investors purchasing properties and displacing long-standing establishments. Additionally, a commercial property owner is suing the Planning & Zoning Commission over a controversial decision to convert office spaces into residential apartments, raising...
Published 10/23/24
In this episode, we explore how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the commercial real estate sector, optimizing building management and enhancing investment forecasting. We also discuss Crescent Communities' ambitious plans for a new mixed-use tower in South End, the rebound in commercial real estate sentiment according to the latest NAIOP index, and the surge in lease activity for smaller spaces in Boulder, signaling optimism in the market. Join us as we unpack these trends and...
Published 10/22/24
In this episode, we explore Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's contentious property tax proposal aimed at balancing the city's budget amidst declining office values. We also discuss the transformative $2 billion River Central development near DFW Airport, set to reshape the local landscape with a vibrant, transit-oriented community. Additionally, we delve into the recovery of the commercial real estate market, highlighted by Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s significant investment in affordable housing, and the...
Published 10/21/24
The commercial real estate market is gaining momentum, highlighted by Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s $402 million investment in affordable housing in Manhattan. This episode explores the implications of such socially responsible investments and the overall recovery of the CRE sector post-pandemic. We also discuss the uneven rebound across different markets, including the struggles of the office sector and the expansion of insurance offerings for California businesses. Tune in for insights on how...
Published 10/20/24
In this episode, we explore the uneven rebound of the commercial real estate market following recent interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. We discuss the ongoing legal battle over the LA Rams' Earth City property and EQT Exeter's significant acquisition of a last-mile industrial asset in Tukwila, Washington. Additionally, we highlight recent leasing activity, including Marco's Pizza's new space in Chesterfield, showcasing the resilience and adaptability of local businesses in the...
Published 10/19/24
In this episode, we explore the dire warnings from experts regarding Boston's financial stability, highlighting the potential impact of declining commercial property values. We also discuss the ongoing turbulence in the commercial real estate market as rising interest rates challenge borrowers and lenders. Additionally, we cover the significant hiring of Cody Morrison at JLL, a move that could reshape Seattle's CRE landscape, and the recent sale of a historic retail property in Denver,...
Published 10/18/24
Davis makes a significant $72 million acquisition of a 201,000-square-foot outpatient medical center in Plymouth, anchored by Allina Health System. This deal highlights the growing demand for accessible healthcare facilities in Minnesota. Meanwhile, Frisco, Texas, is set to transform the notorious 'hole by the Tollway' into a $3 billion mixed-use development called The Mix, promising to reshape the community. Additionally, industry veteran Jeff Ellerman leaves CBRE to join Stream Realty...
Published 10/17/24
In a landmark acquisition, Ventas Inc. has purchased HarborChase of Wilmington for $18.5 million, signaling a growing demand for senior living facilities in Delaware. This 96-unit luxury community reflects the increasing appeal of the state as a retirement destination, with projections indicating a significant rise in the senior population. Additionally, the Metreon mall in San Francisco is now up for sale, presenting a unique opportunity amidst the city's evolving commercial landscape. We...
Published 10/16/24
As Kentucky cities face rising commercial real estate vacancies, innovative solutions are emerging to convert vacant office spaces into residential units. This episode explores the challenges and opportunities of revitalizing urban centers, highlighting local partnerships and projects that aim to address housing demands while preserving historic structures. We also discuss insights from Marcus and Millichap's CEO on the commercial real estate market's recovery, Peachtree Group's milestone in...
Published 10/15/24
In this episode, we explore the current state of commercial real estate with insights from Hessam Nadji, CEO of Marcus and Millichap, who believes the worst damage has already been done and recovery is on the horizon. We also discuss the potential transformation of office spaces into housing amid rising distress in the sector, as well as the promising niche of secondaries that could save commercial real estate. Additionally, we analyze the impact of Boeing's layoffs on the broader economy and...
Published 10/14/24
The commercial real estate market is on the verge of a major shift as distressed office spaces face a wave of fire sales, presenting opportunities for conversion into residential units. With vacancy rates rising and banks tightening lending, cities like New York and Los Angeles are leading the charge in repurposing these properties to address housing shortages. This episode explores the challenges and innovative solutions in the commercial real estate sector, highlighting the potential for a...
Published 10/13/24
In this episode, we explore the significant layoffs at Boeing and their potential impact on the commercial real estate (CRE) market, which is currently in a 'normalization period.' We discuss insights from industry experts on the shifting dynamics of the CRE sector, including the effects of high interest rates and evolving demand in various regions. Additionally, we highlight recent transactions, such as a notable property sale in Kernersville, and examine the future growth prospects in the...
Published 10/12/24
The commercial property market in Los Angeles County is facing a dramatic downturn, with sales dropping 18.4% since January and a staggering 40% decline in the city itself. This episode explores the factors contributing to this crisis, including inflation and rising interest rates, and discusses the potential legislative impacts on the future of commercial real estate in California. Additionally, we cover Hurricane Milton's threat to over $1 trillion in commercial properties, JLL's...
Published 10/11/24
As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, over 235,000 commercial properties valued at $1.1 trillion are at risk. This episode explores the potential financial implications for the real estate market and insurance landscape, highlighting the urgent need for awareness among investors and communities. We also discuss rising retail vacancies in downtown Bellingham, the FDIC's expansion in Dallas, and the latest insights on commercial real estate optimism following recent Federal Reserve...
Published 10/11/24
Hurricane Milton has made landfall in Florida, threatening over $1 trillion in commercial real estate and potentially causing catastrophic financial losses. Meanwhile, the commercial real estate sector faces soaring insurance costs due to climate change, exacerbating existing challenges from post-pandemic vacancies and debt. Additionally, insights from Mark Carney highlight the risk of aging buildings becoming stranded assets as net-zero regulations take effect. This episode provides critical...
Published 10/10/24
In this episode, we explore the landmark $443 million sale of 701 Brickell, marking the second largest office transaction in Florida's history, and discuss the implications for Miami's real estate market. We also delve into Amazon's delayed move into its new Seaport District tower, highlighting shifts in corporate work culture and sustainable building practices. Additionally, we cover a hazmat incident in Commerce that led to evacuations and a new multi-use commercial space coming to Cherokee...
Published 10/09/24
Explore the projected 7.10% CAGR growth of Turkey's commercial real estate market from 2024 to 2032, driven by urbanization and foreign investments. Discover how Thailand's electric vehicle industry is reshaping its commercial real estate landscape, aiming for a $6.5 billion market by 2030. Plus, learn about Google's significant lease of a 1.1M-square-foot facility in Fort Worth, Texas, as part of its $1 billion investment in cloud infrastructure. Finally, analyze how recent Fed interest rate...
Published 10/08/24