CUNY TV's The Stoler Report

Cornell Tech brings together academia, industry and technology in some of the most environmentally friendly and energy-efficient buildings in the world, offering graduate-level technology programs, developing a hub for cutting-edge science and technology.

Per Forbes: millions have been invested in real estate technology; 50 times the investment made 8 years ago. Along with the investment is the products discussed by the panel - Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence - and of big concern - cyber espionage!

Old friends and colleagues come together to celebrate the 1000th "Stoler Report" program, identifying the needs and dreams they've seen change over the years. Once desirable: big homes, lawns, suburbia; today-it's live, work, and play in an urban setting.

Guests on the 999th "Stoler Report," discuss the early years of their companies and conditions existing, then and now, highlighting developments in once marginal areas, changes in retail and commercial development, and the concept of Assisted Living.

Guests agree "everywhere" in New York represents a prime location: the Lower East Side, Chelsea Market, the Meat-Packing District-desirable locations. Panelists discussed the future of Harlem, Staten Island and Long Island City.

"Made in America-the suit, tie, cufflinks," declares Michael Stoler, introducing manufacturers of diverse products, from architectural metalworks, to men's wear, to steel and bronze windows and doors-distributed nationally and abroad-all made in America.

From the luxury, specialty shop, to neighborhood shopping centers, to the suburban mall, to convenience stores and supermarkets - guests discuss the challenges to retailers and related industries of on-line shopping.

Emerging trends in the office market require a new vocabulary, including Co-Working, Event Space, Smaller Offices - Amenities, the Enterprise Model, Tech-Powered Offices, Day Offices, Meeting Rooms, Short-Term/Long-Term Leases...and more!

Essex Crossing, on the Lower East Side-9 blocks, 1.9 million square feet of land, dormant since 1960-in development: affordable housing, affordable senior housing, medical facilities, higher-end luxury housing, hotels, and retail. It's gritty & authentic!

Forty years ago, advertising campaigns were disruptive and demanding of consumer's time. In today's world and with the influence of social media, campaigns reach an audience promoting "care" for the audience they are designed to engage.