Join Steve Hamoen as he explores current trends in commercial real estate. He discusses the Grant Line Village proposal and the rise of mixed-use developments, integrated living spaces, and urban densification in North America. Steve also covers Blackstone's expansion in real estate debt and Fulton Market's redevelopment plans. Challenges in new construction financing and the Willow Grove Naval Air Station redevelopment are addressed. The episode wraps up with insights on project commencements and cross-border trends, concluding with closing remarks and a thank you to listeners.

(0:00) Introduction and welcome

(0:15) Grant Line Village proposal and mixed-use development trends

(1:23) Integrated living spaces and urban densification

(2:28) Mixed-use trends in North American cities

(3:16) Blackstone's commercial real estate debt expansion

(6:08) Fulton Market apartment investment and redevelopment plans

(7:56) New construction financing challenges

(8:43) Redevelopment of Willow Grove Naval Air Station

(10:22) Project commencement and cross-border trends

(10:44) Closing remarks and thank you

In this episode, Steve Hamoen introduces the latest developments in commercial real estate, starting with an overview of Addison Junction and the DART Silver Line development, highlighting their potential impact on the Dallas-Fort Worth area. He examines the surge in tech talent and its influence on real estate trends in the region. The discussion then shifts to Epsicap REIM's recent UK acquisition and their strategic investment approach. Steve delves into industrial real estate developments, offering market insights, before discussing Colliers' acquisition of Greystone and its implications for the multifamily market. He concludes with a thank you message to the audience for their support.

(0:00) Introduction to the episode

(0:15) Overview of Addison Junction and DART Silver Line development

(2:08) Tech talent surge and real estate trends in Dallas-Fort Worth

(5:39) Epsicap REIM's UK acquisition and investment strategy

(6:49) Industrial real estate developments and market insights

(8:32) Colliers' acquisition of Greystone and multifamily market trends

(10:30) Conclusion and thank you message

In this episode, Steve Hamoen introduces the resurgence of multifamily properties and mixed-use developments, highlighting their growing importance in today's market. He examines the Sierra View Shopping Center and its significant impact on Roseville's economy. The discussion then shifts to the commercial real estate growth in Ontario, spotlighting major acquisitions shaping the region. Steve delves into redevelopment plans for malls, emphasizing the rise of mixed-use spaces as a transformative trend. The episode also explores a new apartment project in Downers Grove, illustrating the evolving suburban market. Steve concludes with a thank you to the audience for their continued support.

(0:00) Introduction to multifamily properties and mixed-use development resurgence

(2:01) Sierra View Shopping Center's impact on Roseville's economy

(3:06) Commercial real estate growth in Ontario and major acquisitions

(5:21) Redevelopment plans for malls and the rise of mixed-use spaces

(7:14) New apartment project in Downers Grove and suburban market evolution

(9:36) Conclusion and thank you

In this episode, Steve Hamoen begins with an introduction and welcome to the listeners, setting the stage for a discussion on pivotal developments in commercial real estate. He examines the redevelopment of Crossroads Mall and Waterloo's ambitious 2030 Vision Plan, highlighting their potential impacts on the local market. The conversation shifts to current trends in retail spaces and office developments, with a particular focus on the sale of the Mandarin Oriental Retail Collection and broader market trends. Steve explores commercial real estate opportunities in East Sacramento and Ontario, before analyzing Simon Property Group's retail strategy and financial performance. He concludes with closing remarks, thanking the audience for tuning in.

(0:00) Introduction and Welcome

(0:22) Crossroads Mall redevelopment and Waterloo's 2030 Vision Plan

(2:21) Trends in Commercial Real Estate: Retail spaces and Office developments

(4:14) Mandarin Oriental Retail Collection sale and Market trends

(6:14) Commercial Real Estate opportunities in East Sacramento and Ontario

(7:52) Simon Property Group's Retail Strategy and Financial Performance

(9:26) Closing Remarks

In this episode, Steve Hamoen kicks off with an introduction to the latest developments in commercial real estate. He highlights Douglaston Development's multifamily project in Brooklyn, alongside the conversion of Santander Tower in Dallas, emphasizing the growing trend of adaptive reuse projects. The discussion then shifts to market shifts in Denver and San Antonio, exploring how these changes are influencing investment strategies. Steve provides insights into broader commercial real estate trends, offering guidance on effective investment approaches in the current market. He wraps up with closing remarks, expressing gratitude to listeners for their continued engagement.

(0:00) Introduction to the episode

(0:14) Douglaston Development's multifamily project in Brooklyn and Santander Tower's conversion in Dallas

(3:19) Adaptive reuse projects and market shifts in Denver and San Antonio

(7:11) Commercial real estate trends and investment strategies

(9:07) Closing remarks and thanks to listeners

In this episode, Steve Hamoen addresses the unique challenges facing commercial real estate in South Florida and Miami, situating them within the broader trends across North America. He explores the performance and trends of retail real estate investment trusts (REITs), providing insights into their current market standing. The episode also highlights the global rise of semi-liquid real estate funds and their impact on the industry. Steve wraps up with closing remarks and offers a preview of the next episode.

(0:00) Introduction to commercial real estate challenges in South Florida and Miami

(1:17) Broader trends in North American commercial real estate

(2:03) Sponsor: Apex Money Lending Group

(4:45) Performance and trends in retail real estate investment trusts (REITs)

(6:11) Rise of semi-liquid real estate funds globally

(9:21) Closing remarks and next episode preview

In this episode, Steve Hamoen delves into current retail property trends and investment opportunities, offering insights into the evolving landscape. He examines the trends within Ontario's retail sector and highlights the growing cross-border interest in U.S. properties. The discussion then moves to notable transactions in the commercial real estate market, with a focus on strategic acquisitions in Florida. Throughout the episode, Steve provides a comprehensive overview of the factors driving these trends and the implications for investors and stakeholders in the commercial real estate sector.

(0:00) Retail property trends and investment opportunities

(1:04) Retail sector trends in Ontario and cross-border interest in US properties

(2:05) Notable transactions in commercial real estate and strategic acquisitions in Florida's market

In this episode, Steve Hamoen begins with an introduction to the Overland Park project, detailing its mixed-use development features and strategic significance in Overland Park, Kansas. He discusses the development team and financing aspects that underpin the project. The conversation shifts to the Queensbridge Collective development, focusing on the impact of its anchor tenant. Steve explores broader urban planning trends and highlights Evens Charles's influence in the hotel industry. The episode also covers Woodsonia Acquisitions' plans for redeveloping Enfield Square Mall and Property Resources' strategies in retail space investments. Steve concludes with closing remarks and a preview of the next episode.

(0:00) Introduction and overview of the Overland Park project

(0:22) Overland Park, Kansas mixed-use development details and features

(1:37) Strategic location, development team, and financing of Overland Park project

(2:18) Queensbridge Collective development and anchor tenant impact

(3:21) Broader urban planning trends and Evens Charles's hotel industry influence

(5:32) Woodsonia Acquisitions' redevelopment plans for Enfield Square Mall

(7:55) Property Resources' acquisition and strategy in retail space investments

(9:35) Closing remarks and next episode preview

In this episode, Steve Hamoen introduces the 2025 U.S. commercial real estate market, highlighting key trends and sectoral contrasts. He provides an overview of the industrial sector and examines the resilience and emerging trends within the Sun Belt and multifamily sectors. The discussion shifts to the hospitality sector's rebound and strategic market alignment. Steve then offers a deep dive into New York City's commercial real estate, focusing on high-net-worth and foreign investments, along with challenges, opportunities, and notable investments in the area. The episode includes insights into retail property investments in Canada and Connolly Brothers Inc.'s redevelopment plans in Massachusetts. Steve concludes with his outro.

(0:00) Introduction to the 2025 U.S. commercial real estate market

(0:19) Sectoral contrasts and Industrial sector overview

(1:27) Resilience and trends in Sun Belt and Multifamily sectors

(2:14) Hospitality sector rebound and strategic market alignment

(3:09) New York City's commercial real estate deep dive

(5:11) High-net-worth and foreign investments in New York

(6:44) Challenges, opportunities, and notable investments in New York

(9:36) Sponsor: Endurance Real Estate Group

(10:38) Retail property investments in the Canadian market

(11:32) Connolly Brothers Inc.'s redevelopment plans in Massachusetts

(13:41) Conclusion and outro

In this episode, Steve Hamoen kicks off with an introduction before discussing the groundbreaking of The Averly Richmond Hill and its strategic location. He then covers Colliers' efforts in marketing retail pad sites and provides an overview of the ECI Group's portfolio. The episode highlights the premium residential unit features at The Averly Richmond Hill. Steve shifts focus to Nomura Holdings' new platform and recent senior hires, followed by an analysis of new regulations for vacant storefronts in Portland, Maine. The episode also addresses office space trends and the reassessment by financial institutions, along with Trademark Property Company's redevelopment plans. Steve concludes with his sign-off.

(0:00) Introduction by Steve Hamoen

(0:14) The Averly Richmond Hill Groundbreaking and Strategic Location

(1:26) Colliers Marketing Retail Pad Sites & ECI Group Portfolio Overview

(2:39) Premium Residential Unit Features at The Averly Richmond Hill

(3:31) Nomura Holdings' New Platform & Senior Hires

(4:51) New Regulations for Vacant Storefronts in Portland, Maine

(6:40) Office Space Trends and Financial Institutions' Reassessment

(8:38) Trademark Property Company's Redevelopment Plans

(10:23) Conclusion and sign-off by Steve Hamoen