In this episode, Steve Hamoen opens with an introduction to the recapitalization of industrial portfolios and current market trends. He examines the developments in the industrial and multifamily investment markets, providing insights into the dynamics shaping these sectors. The discussion shifts to cross-border insights, highlighting the ongoing H&R REIT takeover discussions. Steve provides context on market conditions, land banking strategies, and trends in office property values. The episode concludes with a look at the global shift in office space demand, wrapping up with final thoughts on these evolving trends in commercial real estate.

(0:00) Introduction to industrial portfolio recapitalization and market trends

(1:22) Industrial and multifamily investment market developments

(3:10) Cross-border insights and H&R REIT takeover discussions

(5:27) Market context, land banking, and office property value trends

(8:15) Global shift in office space demand and conclusion

In this episode, Steve Hamoen kicks off with an introduction to commercial real estate insights, setting the stage for an exploration of current trends in Ontario, Canada, and Dallas-Fort Worth. He examines the impact of Florida's Live Local legislation on commercial developments, followed by a discussion on the post-Covid-19 challenges and strategic adaptations within the sector. Steve delves into the future of office spaces, focusing on hybrid work models and infrastructure changes. The conversation also touches on technological modernization in commercial real estate, highlighted by a case study on Pfizer's R&D headquarters and its smart building systems. Steve wraps up with concluding remarks and a thank you.

(0:00) Introduction: Commercial real estate insights

(1:15) Commercial real estate trends in Ontario, Canada and Dallas-Fort Worth

(5:02) Florida’s Live Local legislation impact on commercial developments

(7:44) Post-Covid-19 challenges and strategic adaptation in commercial real estate

(9:50) The future of office spaces: Hybrid work and infrastructure

(13:15) Technological modernization in commercial real estate

(16:00) Case study: Pfizer’s R&D headquarters and smart building systems

(19:11) Conclusion and thank you

In this episode, Steve Hamoen begins by exploring the opportunities arising from rising delinquencies in the commercial real estate market. He analyzes the impact of interest rates on office space struggles and the competitive landscape in lending and market acquisitions. The episode highlights the University of New Mexico's new retail development project. Steve discusses population growth and investment trends in Edmonton, shedding light on the region's potential. The conversation shifts to Florida's recent policy shift concerning commercial lease sales tax. Steve wraps up the episode with concluding thoughts and a sign-off.

(0:00) Introduction and Opportunities in Rising Delinquencies

(1:25) Impact of Interest Rates and Office Space Struggles

(2:05) Lending Competition and Commercial Market Acquisitions

(4:03) University of New Mexico's Retail Development

(6:00) Population Growth and Investment Trends in Edmonton

(9:20) Florida's Commercial Lease Sales Tax Policy Shift

(12:22) Conclusion and Sign-off

In this episode, Steve Hamoen delves into grocery-anchored neighborhood shopping centers, focusing on performance metrics, anchor tenants, and financial stability from an investor's perspective. He explores the impact of e-commerce on retail and dividend growth, highlighting Mayhugh Commercial Advisors' success in Lee County. The discussion includes legislative changes, such as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and tax code updates, and examines Faropoint and Mapletree Investments' strategies. Steve also covers industrial and cross-border real estate trends in North America and the senior housing sector's recovery and future outlook, concluding with closing remarks and thanks.

(0:00) Introduction to grocery-anchored neighborhood shopping centers and performance metrics

(0:46) Anchor tenants, retention, and financial stability for investors

(2:18) E-commerce impact on retail and dividend growth

(3:11) Mayhugh Commercial Advisors' success and strategies in Lee County

(4:19) Traditional brokerage, economic impact, and overview of Mayhugh Commercial Advisors

(5:20) Legislative impacts: One Big Beautiful Bill Act and tax code changes

(8:03) Faropoint and Mapletree Investments' deals and strategies

(10:19) Industrial and cross-border real estate trends in North America

(11:02) Recovery and trends in the senior housing sector

(13:23) Future outlook for the senior housing market

(13:44) Closing remarks and thank you

In this episode, Steve Hamoen opens with Holley Development's recent land acquisition, setting the stage for a discussion on mixed-use developments in Sanford and Raleigh-Durham. He then explores Town Lane's industrial real estate growth and strategic initiatives. The episode highlights Hyatt Hotels Corporation's resort sale and their broader growth strategy. Steve also examines workforce challenges and generational differences impacting the commercial real estate sector. The conversation shifts to the resilience and emerging trends within the commercial real estate market before Steve concludes with his closing remarks.

(0:00) Introduction and Holley Development's land acquisition

(1:08) Mixed-use developments in Sanford and Raleigh-Durham

(2:51) Town Lane's industrial real estate growth and strategy

(5:21) Hyatt Hotels Corporation's resort sale and growth strategy

(6:54) Workforce challenges and generational differences in CRE

(8:33) Commercial real estate market resilience and trends

(9:55) Closing remarks

In this episode, Steve Hamoen kicks off with an introduction before diving into the commercial real estate developments in North Carolina, highlighting Beacon Partners' financing efforts and market growth. He examines PGIM Real Estate's focus on the industrial sector and their significant refinancing deals. The episode also covers recent transactions by Swift Creek Partners and Marcus & Millichap. Steve discusses the trend of office-to-residential conversions, particularly in Sacramento and Ontario. Finally, he addresses FalconEye Ventures' acquisition and planned improvements at Scottsdale Quarter. The episode wraps up with Steve's closing remarks.

(0:00) Introduction to the episode

(0:14) Beacon Partners financing and market growth in North Carolina

(1:19) PGIM Real Estate's industrial focus and major refinancing deals

(2:18) Swift Creek Partners' and Marcus & Millichap's recent transactions

(5:00) Office-to-residential conversions: Sacramento and Ontario

(7:15) FalconEye Ventures' acquisition and improvements at Scottsdale Quarter

In this episode, Steve Hamoen delves into commercial real estate growth in Florida and San Francisco. He explores Florida's appeal to retailers due to population growth and San Francisco's commercial-to-residential conversions. The episode highlights Peachtree Group's sustainability focus and hospitality trends post-pandemic. Steve shares updates on Florida's real estate market, focusing on developments in Tampa and San Antonio, including The Delphi at Potranco's tenant lineup. The episode concludes with Steve's closing remarks.

(0:00) Introduction by Steve Hamoen

(0:16) Commercial real estate growth in Florida and San Francisco

(2:00) Florida's appeal to retailers and population growth

(3:08) San Francisco's commercial-to-residential conversions and developer incentives

(4:45) Peachtree Group's strategic moves and focus on sustainability

(6:08) Hospitality sector trends post-pandemic

(7:58) New developments and transactions in Florida's real estate market

(10:07) Sale and development news in Tampa and San Antonio

(11:42) Delphi at Potranco's tenant lineup and project details

(13:13) Closing remarks by Steve Hamoen

In this episode, Steve Hamoen begins with an introduction, setting the stage for a detailed exploration of the commercial real estate market. He delves into the recent Starlight U.S. Multi-Family property sale and its financial implications, providing insights into broader trends affecting the multi-family and commercial real estate sectors. The episode highlights North American Real Estate's acquisition of Tribune Tower retail space and outlines their future plans. Steve also examines the market recovery at Miami's Brickell City Centre, discussing Swire Properties' strategic approach. Additionally, he addresses Terreno Realty Corporation's new lease and the current trends in industrial real estate. The episode concludes with Steve's closing remarks.

(0:00) Introduction to the episode

(0:15) Starlight U.S. Multi-Family property sale and financial announcements

(2:14) Broader trends in multi-family and commercial real estate markets

(4:11) North American Real Estate's Tribune Tower retail acquisition and plans

(6:06) Miami Brickell City Centre's market recovery and Swire Properties' strategy

(9:03) Terreno Realty Corporation's new lease and industrial real estate trends

(11:04) Closing remarks

In this episode, Steve Hamoen examines the evolving commercial real estate landscape, focusing on leasing and development trends. He highlights the retail and multifamily sectors in Louisville and addresses the challenges and vacancy rates in the office sector. The discussion includes the strategic moves by ICG and Blackstone in the commercial real estate market. Insights from the 59th Annual Real Estate Journalism Conference are shared, providing a broader industry perspective. Steve also explores office space trends with insights from CBRE and Granite Properties, and discusses the potential of Class B office spaces and their conversions in tech markets. The episode concludes with closing remarks and thanks.

(0:00) Introduction to evolving commercial real estate landscape

(0:16) Discussion on commercial real estate leasing and development trends

(0:42) Retail and multifamily sector highlights in Louisville

(1:51) Office sector challenges and vacancy rates

(2:31) ICG and Blackstone's commercial real estate moves

(5:14) Insights from the 59th Annual Real Estate Journalism Conference

(6:03) CBRE and Granite Properties on office space trends

(7:17) Class B office spaces and conversions in tech markets

(8:02) Closing remarks and thanks

In this episode, Steve Hamoen kicks off with an introduction and welcome, setting the stage for a discussion on mixed-use development highlights in Fort Worth and Kitchener-Waterloo. He explores the retail strategies of Bain Capital Real Estate and 11North Partners, emphasizing investor confidence in open-air retail centers post-pandemic. The episode dives into insights from Walker & Dunlop Investment Partners' Fund VII, shedding light on office space trends in San Diego and Kitchener-Waterloo. Steve examines Phoenix Investors' industrial acquisition and expansion strategy before concluding with a wrap-up of the key points discussed.

(0:00) Introduction and welcome

(0:15) Mixed-use development highlights in Fort Worth and Kitchener-Waterloo

(1:40) Bain Capital Real Estate and 11North Partners' retail strategies

(3:28) Investor confidence in open-air retail centers post-pandemic

(4:32) Walker & Dunlop Investment Partners' Fund VII insights

(5:23) Office space trends in San Diego and Kitchener-Waterloo

(7:03) Phoenix Investors' industrial acquisition and expansion strategy

(9:27) Conclusion and wrap-up