In this episode, we invited Roni Appel, co-founder of Arialgo (https://www.arialgo.com). Arialgo is a developer of analytical and decision-making technologies for REIT portfolio management.  

The Arialgo machine-learning model tracks, analyzes, rates and ranks REITs based on numerous proprietary factors covering property and stock fundamentals and real-time pricing data.  

Roni Appel is an experienced investor, executive and board member in private and public healthcare companies, with a strong legal, financial, and entrepreneurial background. He has a strong track record at the investor, board and management level and extensive experience in trading, investing, financing, company building and management.

Co-Host: Andrew Lee

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Last week, MGM Resorts announced it has reached an agreement to sell the operations of The Mirage Hotel & Casino to Hard Rock International for $1.075 billion in cash, subject to customary working capital adjustments.

On the same day, the CEO of Hard Rock International, Jim Allen, said "the faux volcano outside of the Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas will be torn down as part of a remodeling of the soon-to-be acquired resort." (Bloomberg) 

More news:

MGM Sells Mirage Operations to Hard Rock for $1.075 Billion

Hard Rock Plans to Build a Guitar-Shaped Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip

In this episode, I have an anonymous guest and Art Tsai joining me. 

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Panelists:

Jose B Rodriguez: Vice President, Sustainability at Thornton Tomasetti

Gautami Palanki: Vice President, Sustainability at The Howard Hughes Corporation

Taek Park: Vice President, Design at Brookfield Properties

Eric Andersen: Real Estate Development at The Brodsky Organization

Moderator:

Logan Walker: Jr. Manager, Real Estate Development at Onni Group

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Speakers:

Tyler Barth, Vice President, Investments at Kilroy Realty Corporation

Regina Wang, Associate Producer, Debt & Structured Finance, CBRE Capital Markets

Garrett Elconion, Development Associate at Holland Partner Group

Logan Walker, Jr. Development Manager at Onni Group

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Sustainable Design and Development

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In this episode, I invited my friend Branden Carter to talk about his experience of transitioning from being an architect to being a developer and how can we as an industry do better in terms of getting more young people to join commercial real estate and think outside the box of what goes into the design and development process. 

Branden and I share many ideas about what makes a development project great other than just looking at the spreadsheet and pencil down the numbers. There are so many other aspects within a development project such as design, humanity, sustainability, it's impact in the neighborhood, and connectivity to the community. I think these elements are important and should be addressed more in our industry. 

Feel free to connect with Branden Carter on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/branden-carter/

His company website is: 

https://www.wlc-design.com/

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This is the last discussion about the book "Power at Ground Zero: Politics, Money, and the Remaking of Lower Manhattan" by Lynne B. Sagalyn. If you missed the first two parts, you can listen to those episodes here:

Part 1 Ep 66: www.cre-media.com/podcast/066

Part 2 Ep 70: www.cre-media.com/podcast/070

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Panelists:

Andrew Staniforth: Principal at L+L Holding

Colin Koop, AIA: Partner at SOM

Violet Whitney, LEED AP: Director of Product Management at Sidewalk labs

Moderator:

D.K. Wang, LEED AP: Architecture Professional at SOM

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In today's book club, we continue our discussion about the book "Power at Ground Zero: Politics, Money, and the Remaking of Lower Manhattan" by Lynne B. Sagalyn.

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