TRECcast

On today's show, we sit down with 2025 TREC Chairman Rick Perdue! We talked about his priorities for the year, teaching real estate at SMU, his involvement with The Loop, and much more. If you are interested in getting involved with TREC PAC this year, please contact Jennifer Schmiel at [email protected].

On this episode of TRECcast, we sat down with South Dallas/Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corporation (ICDC) Founder Diane Ragsdale and Executive Director Billy Lane! We talked about the 2024 Young Guns project to renovate ICDC's headquarters as part of Dallas Catalyst Project: Mill City, as well as the history of the organization and how ICDC serves the Mill City community.

On this episode of TRECcast, JLL Capital Markets-Americas CEO Mark Gibson gives his annual capital markets forecast during our final Bank of Texas Speaker Series event of the year on Tuesday, November 12. Thank you to sponsors Bank of Texas, Stewart Title, GlobalPro, Southside Bank, Younger Partners, The Dallas Morning News-Medium Giant, Bob Moore Construction, CapRock Management Partners, and Republic Title. To request slides from Mark’s presentation, please contact Courtney Klingelberger ([email protected]). For links mentioned in this episode, check out recouncil.com/podcast.

On this episode of TRECcast, TREC President & CEO Jamee Jolly discusses her return to the organization after serving as its director of policy and programs earlier in her career, as well as the challenges facing the commercial real estate industry entering 2025 and her memories of working to bring the Klyde Warren Park project to life.

This episode of TRECcast is a replay of our October 1 Bank of Texas Speaker Series conversation with Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall. The first Black female CEO of an NBA franchise sat down with Kris Lowe of JLL Capital Markets to tell stories about her life and career as only she could. Special thanks to Speaker Series sponsors Bank of Texas, Stewart Title, GlobalPro, Republic Title, Younger Partners, and The Dallas Morning News-Medium Giant.

This episode of TRECcast is a replay of our August 27 Market Matters panel, “Artificial Intelligence Insights & Innovations.” The panel discussion was moderated by D CEO Associate Editor Audrey Henvey and featured Doug Banerjee of Greysteel, Connor Hall of CBRE, Kevin Shtofman of Cherre, and Veronica Unnikrishnan of 5Q. Special thanks to Market Matters sponsors Grant Thornton, GlobalPro, D CEO, Colliers, and Republic Title.

On this episode, we take a look behind the scenes of the 2024 ALC-Community Investors Project to construct a new headquarters of Zan Wesley Holmes Jr. Community Outreach Center (ZWHJCOC). The project is the first in the new Dallas Catalyst Project: Mill City initiative to get underway. Our guest is Frances Smith-Dean, ZWHJCOC's Executive Director. We discussed the outreach center's mission, its needs in a new facility, and how Zan Wesley Holmes Jr. himself continues to inspire the organization's work.

On this episode of TRECcast, we chat with our President and CEO, Linda McMahon! Linda will be leaving TREC at the end of June to become the CEO of the Dallas Economic Development Corporation, a nonprofit local government corporation tasked with expanding business growth within the City of Dallas. Applications are now open for The Deal 2024, and our annual mid-year pricing offer returns July 1.

This episode of TRECcast is a replay of our March 27 Market Matters panel on the state of the retail sector here in DFW. The discussion was moderated by Sam Littlejohn of CBRE and featured Artemio De La Vega of De La Vega Development, TREC Chairman Mike Geisler of Venture Commercial Real Estate, Tim Hughes of Falcon Realty Advisors LLC, and Eric Seitz of The Seitz Group. Special thanks to sponsors Grant Thornton, D CEO, and Mycon General Contractors. Learn more about the City of Dallas' $1.25 billion capital bond proposal at togetherfordallas.com.

In this episode of TRECcast, Timothy Powers of Haynes and Boone greets our Market Matters guests with an update on the City of Dallas' upcoming $1.25 billion bond election, whose early voting period runs from April 22 to April 30. We strongly encourage TREC members vote YES for all 10 propositions to make Dallas a stronger, safer, and more vibrant city for years to come. Learn more about the bond proposal at togetherfordallas.com.