In this episode, we explore how digital media rights are evolving in the commercial real estate space—from drone footage and virtual tours to AR experiences and interactive data. Our guest discusses how technologies like AI, VR/AR, and the Metaverse are reshaping ownership, licensing, and monetization strategies for digital content tied to real estate assets.

We also dive into how Fortune 500 companies are leveraging these rights beyond marketing—to drive revenue, forge partnerships, and unlock new business opportunities. Plus, we tackle the risks of not having a digital media rights strategy and what CRE leaders should be doing now to prepare for the future.

Tune in for insights on the intersection of tech, media, and real estate—and what it means for the next decade of CRE.

In this episode of our Future Technology series, we’re joined by renowned futurist, advisor, and author Philip Ross—founder of Ungroup and a leading voice on the impact of emerging technology in the built environment. Philip discusses his latest book, Unworking: The Reinvention of the Modern Office, and shares his insights on how technology, shifting work patterns, and new expectations are reshaping commercial real estate.

Whether you’re a CRE professional, workplace strategist, or just curious about what’s next for the office, this episode offers actionable insights and a glimpse into the future of workspaces.

Purchase “Unworking – The Reinvention of the Modern Office” here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unworking-Jeremy-Myerson-Philip-Ross/dp/1789146682

In this episode of the Big Apple's CoRE Podcast, host Ali Morse from Steelcase sits down with Dr. Tracy Brower, VP of Workplace Insights at Steelcase, sociologist of work, and author of The Secrets to Happiness at Work. Together, they explore the evolving landscape of work and workplace design in New York City and beyond.

Dr. Brower shares powerful insights on the future of work, the enduring talent shortage, and how intentional workplace strategies can foster culture, collaboration, and innovation. From the importance of leadership presence and empathy to the role of physical space in reinforcing company values, this episode is packed with actionable ideas for real estate professionals, business leaders, and anyone passionate about the intersection of people and place.

Tune in to hear how proximity, flexibility, and enriched experiences are shaping the most successful workplaces—and why now is a pivotal moment to rethink how we work.

In this special episode of Big Apple’s Core, we sit down with two visionary leaders who are reshaping the future of sustainability: Colin Cavote, CEO of BIOME, and Gabe Peschiera, CEO of NUMA.  Both delivered award-winning presentations at CoreNet NYC’s Green Sparks Pitch Contest in March, hosted by CoreNet NYC’s Sustainability Committee!  Colin and Gabe share their entrepreneurial journeys, the missions behind their groundbreaking companies, and what it means to lead with purpose in the climate tech space… 

Whether you're a sustainability enthusiast, a startup founder, or just curious about the future of green innovation, this episode is packed with insight and inspiration!

In this episode of The Big Apple's Core Podcast, host Jennifer Busch sits down with Paula Kirby, Managing Director of Plaxall Inc., for a heartfelt and insightful conversation about her family's deep roots in Long Island City.
Paula shares the fascinating story of how her family founded Plaxall, a pioneering plastics manufacturing company, and how it evolved over the decades into a major player in commercial real estate. From the early days of innovation in plastics to shaping the skyline of LIC, Paula reflects on the challenges, triumphs, and enduring legacy of a family business that has helped define a neighborhood.

This special edition episode dives into the 2025 ERS theme, "The Rules are Changing: Leading in a New CRE Landscape". Sarah Abrams, Iron Mountain and Peter Van Emburgh, Cushman & Wakefield, sit down with Convene's Head of Real Estate, Brian Holland, to highlight the transformational trends impacting corporate real estate leaders. Highlights include strategies for engaging talent through dynamic workplace environments, how companies can better understand employees needs today to grow and thrive, and how these changes are impacting the different geographic markets.

In this episode, we sit down with Liz Hart, President of Leasing for North America at Newmark, to discuss her journey in commercial real estate. Liz shares how she got her start in the industry, the pivotal moments that shaped her career, and the lessons she’s learned along the way. From market trends to career advice, she offers valuable insights for professionals at all stages. Whether you’re new to CRE or a seasoned expert, this conversation is packed with takeaways on leadership, strategy, and the evolving landscape of real estate. Tune in for an inspiring discussion with one of the industry’s top voices!

In this episode, we explore why continuous learning is essential for success in the corporate real estate sector. Join us as we discuss how ongoing professional development can enhance performance, drive innovation, and foster a culture of growth. We'll delve into the role of technology in facilitating learning, share strategies for implementing effective development programs, and highlight the challenges and opportunities in staying updated with industry trends. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, this episode offers valuable insights into the importance of lifelong learning in achieving career advancement and organizational success in corporate real estate. Tune in to discover how you can stay ahead in this dynamic industry!

Get to know two of CoreNet NYC's 2024 REmmy winners! Jaime Fuertes, a titan in the industry, shares his inspiring journey as Global Head of Workplace Solutions at Apollo Global Management. Join Jack Macejka, named Young Leader of the Year, as he sits down to chat with Jaime to explore his remarkable career, the essence of leadership in CRE, and the power of strong professional network.

Tune in for a conversation with Michael Beckerman, CEO of CRETech, and Larry Charlip, Head of Global Facilities at Warner Music Group, and our current CoreNet NYC Chapter Chair. In this episode, we get a sneak peek at some of the discussion topics at the upcoming NYC CRETech event, which is being held at the Javits Center on November 13th and 14th. Michael and Larry discuss the importance of having occupier input in the realm of proptech and current trends in this ever-evolving landscape.