In this market update, Joe Koicim, Shaun Riney, Seth Glasser, and Mike Salvatico discuss national cap rates, the influx of capital into New York, and why investing in NYC remains attractive. Regulations, supply constraints, and the maturity wall in 2025 and 2026 are creating opportunities.

The conversation also covers recent transactions, buyer strategies, and the unique challenges and opportunities in both core plus and stabilized asset classes.

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Joe Koicim and Seth Glasser are joined by Charles Clinton and Marious Sjulsen from Equity Multiple, a real estate crowdfunding platform with a successful track record of 200 deals and $800 million raised in debt and equity. 

The conversation covers their partnerships with Mission Capital and Marcus & Millichap, regulatory challenges, and the advantages of their platform for real estate investors. They delve into the importance of data, automating processes, and maintaining transparency for investors. The episode also examines market trends, including opportunities in New York real estate and other U.S. markets, while highlighting the role of equity and debt strategies for optimal investments.

Charles and Marious offer insights into the evolving investor landscape, the impact of macroeconomic factors, and the crucial role of technology in scaling their operations.

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Seth Glasser is joined by Lonnie Hendry from Trepp, an industry leading provider of data, research, and technology solutions to the structured finance, commercial real estate, and banking markets. Lonnie is also the host of the incredibly insightful TreppWire Podcast.

In this episode, Seth and Lonnie discuss Trepp's history, their services, and the importance of data in today's market. They cover multifamily trends, delinquency statistics, and regional differences, particularly focusing on New York City. The conversation also touches on the impact of regulatory measures, the future of office space, and advice for both brokers and young professionals in the industry.

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Joe Koicim hosts Tony Azzi, a veteran broker with over 1,000 transactions in his 40-year career at Marcus & Millichap's Los Angeles office. Tony discusses the challenges and opportunities in the LA multifamily market, including rent control politics, insurance issues due to recent fires, and the impact of rising interest rates. 

Joe and Tony went back and forth about similarities and differences in the multifamily markets of New York and Los Angeles. 

Tony also shares his personal investment strategies and market predictions, emphasizing the importance of staying informed and adaptable in the ever-evolving real estate landscape.

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Seth Glasser and Andrew Bronsteen are joined by Bernard Borghei and Isaac Lipton from Symphony Wireless, a telecommunications firm that acquires, manages, and leases cell sites throughout the country.  Bernard and Isaac delve into the workings of their business, the advantages of monetizing cell phone antennas, and factors influencing easement valuations. They also discuss the industry's projected growth, the impact of rising interest rates, and offer insights on partnering with property owners to expand telecom installations.

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Seth Glasser and Shaun Riney are joined by Jay Parsons, a renowned rental housing economist based in Dallas. Jay shares his extensive experience advising multifamily and single-family rental housing stakeholders, including institutional investors, REITs, and government agencies.

The conversation explores current trends in rental economics, supply and demand pressures, the impact of regulatory risks, and the role of AI in property management. Jay also discusses the implications of current market conditions for investors and the effectiveness of various strategies to support affordable housing.

Don't miss Jay Parsons' expert insights on the rental housing market, both in NYC and nationwide.

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Shaun Riney and Seth Glasser are joined by Evan Abraham, Vice President of InterVest Capital Partners.  In this episode, they delve into the unique aspects of specialty finance, recent transactions, and challenges and opportunities in the New York real estate market, including insights on rent-stabilized multifamily assets and the broader implications of macroeconomic trends. Evan also details InterVest's approach to direct lending, equity investments, and funding structures.

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Shaun Riney and Seth Glasser are joined by John Chang, Senior Vice President and Head of Research at Marcus & Millichap. In this episode, John shares in-depth insights into the current trends in commercial real estate. The conversation delves into the impact of public policy and demographics on the multifamily market and the research required to make informed investment decisions.

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Joe Koicim and Seth Glasser sit down with Seth Weissman from Urban Standard, a fully integrated real estate private equity firm, focused on debt and equity investments. In this episode, he discusses his journey from landlord to bridge lender. The conversation covers Urban Standard's three lines of business, challenges in the lending environment, and the importance of having discretionary capital. Weissman shares insights on the evaluation of borrowers and assets, the impact of regulatory changes, and the future of lending in NYC.

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Shaun Riney and Seth Glasser sit down with Kenny Burgos, CEO of the New York Apartment Association. Kenny discusses his background as a lawmaker representing the Southeast Bronx, and his transition to leading NYAA after its formation in 2024 from the merger between CHIP and RSA. The conversation covers issues surrounding housing regulation, tax policies, the impact of rent laws, and potential solutions to stabilize and improve affordable housing in New York. Kenny also shares personal anecdotes and predictions for future housing policies, providing insight into the complexities and challenges facing the New York real estate market.

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