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Episode #3
<p>Re-trades have gotten more common, even when you take every step up front to prevent one. An honest retrospective on a recent deal that died — what I think actually drove it, what I’d do differently, and what it says about the split between the truly motivated buyers and the lukewarm ones.</p>

Episode #2
<p>A customer conversation became a partnership, a license, and a multiyear custom build-out. The lead investor wouldn’t let an architect draw it — layout is an operator’s job, he says, and hiring it out is where the failure happens. Inside: what he actually credits, and it isn’t the building.</p>

Episode #1
<p>Boston metro did 525 industrial and flex deals in 2019 and 476 last year — a gap of 49 deals that somehow feels like a recession. Inside: why the marginal buyer disappeared while the core buyer never left, why the foreclosure cycle everyone promised me never showed up, and what a genuinely balanced market feels like on the ground.</p>
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