The Weekly Take from CBRE

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What matters most right now in Commercial Real Estate. Business leaders join economic, industry and subject matter experts to share their distinct views and latest thinking. The Weekly Take is hosted ... more

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Number 1: Hold the Line: What Wins in Industrial’s New Cycle
Shallow-bay industrial real estate is having a moment. Investor Jordan Schnitzer explains how his family firm was early to recognize the opportunity in this specialized corner of the market. He discusses how building deep knowledge of an asset class and local markets and operating with a long-term mindset have helped Schnitzer Properties grow a differentiated industrial platform. Demand for shallow-bay industrial space has increased as more small and mid-sized businesses need flexible facilities to store, distribute and deliver goods.Schnitzer Properties leaned into shallow-bay industrial early because it rewards hands-on operators with local market knowledge, tenant relationships and disciplined execution.The company’s long-term ownership model supports upfront investment in property quality, landscaping and “sense of arrival,” with the aim of retaining tenants and protecting asset performance.With cap-rate compression unlikely to drive returns, Schnitzer argues that operational expertise and niche specialization are becoming more essential.
September 08, 202632min
Number 2: Seeing Is Believing: Why Retail Investors Are Looking to the Southeast
Retail is thriving and investors are taking a fresh look at existing assets amid high construction costs and shrinking availablility. Greenberg Gibbons’ Eric Walter and CBRE’s Ryan Sciullo discuss where capital is flowing, why the Southeast stands out and how mixed-use retail can create long-term value. Retail's resurgence is particularly marked in Southeast markets.Mixed-use development plus e-commerce can transform the retail landscape.Data-driven underwriting can improve cash flows.Limited supply creates strategic investment opportunities.
August 18, 202637min
Number 3: Halfway There: What’s Shaping Commercial Real Estate at Midyear 2026 [encore - 08.04.26]
With the H1 2026 data in hand, we can see how commercial real estate is evolving in a market where AI, geopolitical events, capital discipline and a resilient economy are rewriting earlier forecasts. CBRE’s Research leaders discuss the company’s 2026 Midyear Outlook—published today—and examine what’s changed since the start of the year and the implications for occupiers, investors and the broader market. Commercial real estate conditions have shifted since the January outlook, with geopolitical uncertainty, capital constraints and a resilient consumer shaping the market at midyear.Limited new supply is becoming an increasing theme across property sectors, creating a new dynamic for occupiers and investors.Quality is increasingly the defining characteristic of successful real estate assets.AI is influencing real estate demand beyond data centers, with implications for tech markets, office footprints, infrastructure needs and future property use.
August 31, 202640min
Number 4: A Helluva Town: New York Wisdom From Longtime Pundit Steve Cuozzo
New York Post columnist Steve Cuozzo has long been a go-to source for the latest buzz about the goings-on in New York City commercial real estate and its iconic restaurant scene. Cuozzo shares five decades of wisdom and insight on all things New York. · Steve Cuozzo’s five decades of reporting and editing provide seasoned insights into what makes New York tick. · The City’s office rebound is strongest in prime corridors. · Restaurants send a powerful signal of a neighborhood’s vitality. · Why it takes more than an appetizing menu for a New York City restaurant to flourish.
August 25, 202639min
Number 5: Every Breath You Take: Rethinking Communication for Senior Leaders
Winning isn't about persuasion, it's about connection. That's what Esther Choy, CEO of The Leadership Story Lab, believes. In her latest book, Winning Without Persuading, Choy asserts that creating genuine connection can unlock success for leaders and deal makers. Choy makes a case for how strategic silence, creative listening and storytelling can build trust and transform relationships. Shift your focus from self to understanding others for stronger business outcomes.Embrace listening to uncover unspoken needs and build trust.Utilize strategic silence and curiosity to enhance communication and influence.Develop your authentic voice; avoid AI-generated content for genuine connection.
July 28, 202635min