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Corporate real estate experts and close friends, Tucker Hughes, John Jarvis, Owen Rice, and Brian Connolly cover all things corporate real estate, bringing listeners the insiders’ view of the industry while providing insights on real estate news, trends, the market, advice for companies navigating their real estate strategy and negotiations, as well as a host of other related topics. For more information, please check us out at www.thecreinsider.com
Unknown Host hosts The Corporate Real Estate Insider, a business show with 50 episodes published.
(0:00) Opening (0:40) Institutional buyers investing in distressed markets (7:09) Building class A+ office space (9:48) Increased construction costs and renewal dynamics (21:33) 10-year Treasury and interest rates (25:09
(0:00) Opening (0:23) The performance of the office market across different quality levels (21:02) How companies think about investing in office space (33:43) Alexandria’s earnings report (49:41) Industrial real estate u
(0:00) Opening (3:19) Urban vs. Suburban and which will outperform (14:14) What hybrid work means now (16:58) Venture capital, hardware technology, life science, energy (43:40) Increased demand due to a tech recovery (45
(0:00) Opening (0:15) Extended commercial loans and real estate assets (16:24) Treasury yield curve (22:18) Venture capital investments fall (26:57) Office demand in New York, Boston, and Seattle (41:05) Electric air tax
(0:00) Opening (0:17) SpaceX’s enormous impact on hardware technology focused real estate assets (11:08) xAI’s gigafactory in Memphis (37:35) Languishing life science real estate supply (43:42) Loan exposure (58:56) Pric
(0:00) Opening (0:26) A demographic shift in the workforce (18:13) Meet-me buildings and data centers (30:20) Increasing opacity in commercial real estate (47:19) The office market cycle (1:01:22) Closing To learn more a
(0:00) Opening (0:20) The decrease in industrial construction and development (8:45) How industrial real estate market performed in the Great Recession (13:25) Asset prices and variants in yields across developers (27:15
(0:00) Opening (1:22) CBDs underperforming suburban markets (7:43) Increase in net effective rents for class A buildings (11:53) Homelessness and occupancy in downtowns (23:50) Jobs and labor market (39:20) Increased pow
(0:00) Opening (0:25) Eric Schmitt’s (former Google CEO) views on working from home (5:24) New Starbuck’s CEO work from home schedule (25:16) Boston office sells for less than one-fifth of what they paid (31:22) The new
(0:00) Opening (0:38) Boston Properties’ earnings release (2:26) Flight to quality and premium office space (32:43) GSA has disposed of over 8 million square feet in the last four years (41:11) Construction investment in
(0:00) Opening (1:25) The real estate story behind Brian’s new office/studio location (7:40) Mid-year update on the industrial real estate market (14:09) What the remainder of 2024 and 2025 will look like for the industr
(0:00) Opening (0:33) How does workplace effectiveness relate to the director of real estate role? (10:21) How does Genentech make real estate decisions and what is the process? (22:04) How has the director of real estat
(0:00) Opening (0:21) Law firm trends in 2024 (22:41) Law firm space considerations in the future (33:57) Offices moving to suburban locations and the hub and spoke model (43:01) Risks to consider during long term leases
(0:00) Opening (0:23) Thoughts on the macro economy (13:18) The federal reserve and other stimulus (23:24) AI companies (38:15) Telephonophobia in the workplace (51:32) Closing To learn more about the podcast, please vis
(0:00) Opening (0:14) The average American worker is lonely (14:30) NBBJ’s The Delight Factor (23:20) Coworking spaces in the suburbs (46:12) Industrial pricing (58:22) Closing To learn more about the podcast, please vis
(0:00) Opening (0:11) Is there a premium office space shortage? (10:02) Nearly 90 million square feet of office space removed in Q1 of 2024 (16:57) Trickle-down demand and occupancy rates (36:30) Occupancy decisions base
(0:00) Opening (0:20) Recent example of a renewing tenant being taken advantage of by a landlord on a renewal (16:30) Bedrock’s massive investment into development in urban Detroit and how they’re trying to reverse the d
(0:00) Opening (0:32) The doom loop in downtown St. Louis and many other US cities (20:50) Opportunities and risks when doing sublease deals (37:37) Industrial rents and demand are slipping in the Inland Empire and other
(0:00) Opening (0:18) Property tax pass through charges and unique operating expenses (23:33) Single tenant Amazon office building in Arizona uncertainty (41:10) Update on the industrial market softening (45:34) Legal in
(0:00) Opening (0:06) National Association of Realtors reach a major settlement (23:30) Tracking foot traffic and the return to office rates with cell phone data and what it says (32:34) Utilization rates across real est
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