In this episode, Steve Hamoen explores the current demand for commercial properties and the growth observed in the office sector. He delves into the investments being made in the industrial and retail sectors, highlighting key developments. The episode also examines the role of AI innovations in transforming the commercial real estate landscape. Steve discusses recent mergers and acquisitions within the industry, providing insights into their strategic significance. A focus on industrial real estate trends and sustainability underscores the conversation, with particular attention to developments in Fontana, CA. The episode concludes with Steve's final thoughts and sign-off.

(0:00) Introduction

(0:19) Commercial property demand and office sector growth

(1:47) Industrial and retail sector investments

(2:41) AI innovations in commercial real estate

(6:22) Mergers and acquisitions in real estate

(7:54) Industrial real estate trends and sustainability

(11:00) Focus on Industrial real estate in Fontana, CA

(12:57) Conclusion

In this episode, Steve Hamoen begins with an overview of the commercial real estate landscape in Tyler, Texas, discussing key economic health indicators that shape the region. The episode features a sponsor update from Cibus, highlighting their recent retail acquisitions and expansion efforts in Europe. Steve then turns his attention to Blue Star Properties' new project in Chicago, offering insights into its potential impact. He also explores Stockdale Capital Partners' strategy with their distressed property fund. Additionally, the episode covers Lincoln, California's land development plan, examining its implications for local growth. Steve wraps up with concluding thoughts and a sign-off.

(0:00) Introduction and Tyler, Texas commercial real estate overview

(2:08) Broader economic health indicators in Tyler

(2:47) Sponsor: Cibus's retail acquisitions and expansion in Europe

(5:47) Blue Star Properties' Chicago project

(7:36) Stockdale Capital Partners' distressed property fund

(9:24) Lincoln, California's land development plan

(11:40) Conclusion and sign-off

In this episode, Steve Hamoen examines the influence of retail giants on central Pennsylvania's real estate landscape. He provides an overview of 34 recent commercial real estate transactions, highlighting key sales and leases. The episode also covers Turnbridge's acquisition in Queens, New York, and the listing of a historic site in Center City, Philadelphia. Steve discusses the Greater Chennai Corporation's property tax reassessment initiative and its implications for property owners. A debate on residential versus commercial real estate investment offers listeners insights into the pros and cons of each. The episode concludes with Steve's final thoughts and sign-off.

(0:00) Introduction and impact of retail giants in central Pennsylvania

(1:15) Overview of 34 recent commercial real estate sales and leases

(2:00) Turnbridge's acquisition in Queens, New York

(3:40) Historic site in Center City, Philadelphia, on the market

(5:35) Greater Chennai Corporation's property tax reassessment initiative

(7:52) Residential vs. commercial real estate investment debate

(10:17) Conclusion and sign-off

In this episode, Steve Hamoen delves into the impact of digital nomadism on small towns, exploring the resulting opportunities and challenges in real estate. He discusses effective investment strategies for developing these areas and examines Karnataka's land regularization policy and its implications. The episode also includes an update from Buchanan Realty Group as a sponsor. Steve highlights recent commercial developments and events in Jackson, providing insights into the town's evolving landscape. The episode wraps up with Steve's closing remarks.

(0:00) Introduction: Digital nomadism's effect on small towns

(1:32) Opportunities and impacts in small-town real estate

(4:20) Investment strategies for small-town developments

(5:23) Karnataka's land regularization policy and its effects

(7:39) Sponsor: Buchanan Realty Group update

(9:15) Jackson's commercial developments and events

(9:55) Closing remarks

In this episode, Steve Hamoen provides an overview of Pearl Properties' recent investment and commitment to Center City, emphasizing its significance for the area. He discusses the opening of Modera St. Paul in downtown Dallas and its potential impact on the local community. The episode also covers In-Rel Properties' acquisition of an office building in Washington D.C., highlighting its strategic importance. Additionally, Steve explores new residential developments and amenities in South Atlanta, offering insights into the evolving landscape. The episode concludes with Steve's closing thoughts and a thank you message to the listeners.

(0:00) Introduction and overview of the episode

(0:18) Pearl Properties' investment and commitment in Center City

(1:47) Modera St. Paul's opening and its impact on downtown Dallas

(5:19) In-Rel Properties' acquisition of a Washington D.C. office building

(5:59) New residential development and amenities in South Atlanta

(7:16) Conclusion and thank you message

Steve Hamoen explores the post-COVID evolution of the U.S. office market, focusing on key trends and office space demand in major cities. He discusses San Diego's retail sector modernization, BankUnited's expansion in the Carolinas, and Starwood Property Trust's recent net-lease acquisition. Steve highlights the importance of data analytics in real estate investment strategies and shares future predictions. He also touches on the role of mentoring in commercial real estate, concluding with his final thoughts.

(0:00) The evolution of the United States office market post-COVID-19 and key trends

(1:14) Office space demand in key cities and retail market overview

(2:09) Modernization and acquisitions in San Diego's retail sector

(4:23) BankUnited's strategic expansion and leadership in the Carolinas

(7:12) Starwood Property Trust's acquisition and net-lease market insights

(9:12) The role of data analytics in real estate investment strategies

(10:07) Future predictions and mentoring in commercial real estate

(10:50) Conclusion and sign-off

In this episode, Steve Hamoen explores AI's transformative role in commercial real estate, focusing on property valuations, sustainable development, and construction efficiency. Insights from CoreLogic, Reonomy, and CoStar highlight market shifts and data analytics. Steve discusses trends in office and warehouse spaces, particularly in the Chicago suburbs and Canada, and reviews Starwood's acquisition in Phoenix. He analyzes South Florida's office investment market and covers NAI Merin Hunter Codman's strategies and a significant industrial portfolio sale in West Park, Florida. The episode concludes with Steve's closing remarks and gratitude to listeners.

(0:00) Introduction to AI in commercial real estate and its multifaceted impact

(1:17) CoreLogic, Reonomy, and leveraging AI for property valuations and investment opportunities

(2:21) AI in sustainable development, project management, and construction efficiency

(4:39) Market shifts and data analytics in CRE with CoStar

(5:29) Office space trends and warehouse development insights

(7:18) Warehouse development trends in Chicago suburbs and Canada

(8:05) Starwood's strategic acquisition and the Phoenix CRE landscape

(9:57) South Florida's office investment market dynamics

(11:50) NAI Merin Hunter Codman's strategies and office market demand

(13:33) Industrial portfolio sale in West Park, Florida and investor interest

(15:41) Closing remarks and thank you

In this episode, Steve Hamoen introduces the Fullerton Metrocenter and Space Investment Partners' recent acquisition, highlighting its importance in the retail sector and Eastdil Secured's involvement in the transaction. He then discusses the adaptive reuse of commercial buildings for housing in Los Angeles, using Harbor House as a case study, and examines the costs, benefits, and impacts of commercial-to-residential conversions amid high interest rates. The episode also delves into market resilience, focusing on the role of CMBS lenders and private debt funds. Steve concludes with insights into Marriott-branded hotel development and tourism strategies in Cincinnati.

(0:00) Introduction and overview of Fullerton Metrocenter and Space Investment Partners' acquisition

(1:18) Significance of retail centers and role of Eastdil Secured in transactions

(2:03) Adaptive reuse of commercial buildings for housing in LA, with Harbor House example

(3:27) Costs, benefits, and impacts of commercial-to-residential conversions and high interest rates

(4:44) Market resilience and the role of CMBS lenders and private debt funds

(6:28) Marriott-branded hotel development and tourism strategies in Cincinnati

In this episode, Steve Hamoen begins with an introduction to Connecticut's new office-to-residential conversion legislation, exploring its potential impact on the real estate landscape. He discusses the incentives and criticisms surrounding the initiative, as well as Governor Lamont's broader housing goals. The episode transitions to developments and land purchases in Shelton, Connecticut, including plans for Woodspring Suites. Steve then shifts focus to retail trends and mixed-use projects in Los Angeles, followed by an analysis of office space trends and suburban vacancies in Chicago. The discussion concludes with Lovett Industrial's expansion and ongoing projects in Texas, before Steve wraps up with his closing remarks and gratitude to listeners.

(0:00) Introduction and Connecticut's office-to-residential conversion legislation

(1:19) Incentives, criticisms, and Governor Lamont's housing initiatives

(2:17) Developments and land purchases in Shelton, Connecticut

(4:12) Planned developments in Shelton, including Woodspring Suites

(4:38) Retail trends and mixed-use projects in Los Angeles

(6:39) Office space trends and suburban vacancies in Chicago

(8:19) Lovett Industrial's expansion and projects in Texas

(10:17) Closing remarks and thank you

In this episode, Steve Hamoen explores Tampa Bay's commercial real estate market, focusing on workplace dynamics and the success of Midtown Tampa's mixed-use model. He compares it with Ontario's office market, highlighting key differences. The discussion covers strategic partnerships, logistics, and emerging trends in commercial real estate across the U.S. and Ontario. Steve also examines global trends, such as the rise of mixed-use developments, and discusses economic influences and sustainability initiatives shaping the industry. The episode concludes with Steve's closing remarks and gratitude to listeners.

(0:00) Introduction and overview of Tampa Bay's commercial real estate market

(1:29) Workplace dynamics, hybrid models, and Midtown Tampa's mixed-use success

(2:23) Challenges in development and Ontario's office market comparison

(3:14) Strategic partnerships and logistics in commercial real estate

(4:06) Integrated commercial solutions and space trends in the U.S. and Ontario

(5:34) Global trends in commercial real estate and rise of mixed-use developments

(7:16) Economic influences and the sustainability push in commercial real estate

(8:23) Conclusion and thank you