Videos & Podcasts

The myth of a mass talent and corporate exodus from the Big Apple

There’s been many headlines suggesting people and companies are leaving New York City en masse. But is that really the case, or does the data indicate a difference story? Kevin Kelly, who leads a team of data scientists and real estate brokers at JLL's New York City office, had his team turn its sights on the Big Apple to see if there is any truth to the assertion that New York is a city in decline. (04/2026)

An update on the New York City and national housing markets

How analogous are the housing issues in New York City compared with the rest of the United States? What is the latest on office-to-housing conversions? And how is new Big Apple mayor Zohran Mamdani attacking the housing affordability problem? Rob Schwartz, co-founder and principal of S3 Capital, a construction lender to the NYC-area housing market, discusses the topic. (04/2026)

The changing use of pop-ups in specialty retailing

Why are brands opting for longer pop-up timelines rather than jumping straight into traditional leases? How are these “test stores” informing permanent leasing decisions? What makes a pop-up successful enough to convert into a long-term tenant? And how is this shift changing the way landlords think about vacancy and merchandising? Tackling those questions are Clare Rose, VP of specialty leasing and partnership marketing, and Joe Aristone, EVP and chief revenue officer at PREIT, the Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust. (04/2026)

Real Assets Adviser Hot Minute with First Horizon Wealth Management's Eric Teal

Real Assets Adviser's "Hot Minute" segment takes a minute or so to introduce members of the RAA community to the community at large, all via a "semi-rapid fire" question-and-answer format. This latest "Hot Minute" features Eric Teal, Chief Investment Officer at First Horizon Wealth Management. (3/2026)

How new technologies are putting real estate at risk

Shlomo Chopp says technology is acting as a wrecking ball for commercial real estate. Consider how ecommerce killed retail’s old model; how remote work has made office space optional; and how even industrial and data centers could face rapid obsolescence through tech innovation. Chopp is managing partner at CASE, which specializes in restructuring distressed commercial real estate debt. He has more than 20 years of experience in commercial real estate, including in proptech innovation, along the way building a reputation…

Webinar: Q1/2026: FTSE Nareit U.S. Real Estate Indexes In Review & What’s Next

Join Institutional Real Estate, Inc. and Nareit for a quarterly update offering expert analysis of the FTSE Nareit U.S. Real Estate Index Series. During this one-hour webinar, John Worth, executive vice president of research & investor outreach at Nareit, and Eric Rothman, portfolio manager at CenterSquare Investment Management, LLC, will discuss the 2026 Q1 performance and upcoming trends to help you benchmark and analyze exposure. (04/2026)

Real Assets Adviser Hot Minute with OnePoint BFG Wealth Partners' Jeff Van Horn

Real Assets Adviser's "Hot Minute" segment takes a minute or so to introduce members of the RAA community to the community at large, all via a "semi-rapid fire" question-and-answer format. This latest "Hot Minute" features Jeff Van Horn, Director of Alternative Investments at OnePoint BFG Wealth Partners. (3/2026)

Author Spotlight: Six steps to building a financial life with purpose

John Coleman, co-CEO of Sovereign’s Capital, is out with a new book titled Good Money: Six Steps to Building a Financial Life with Purpose and published by Harvard Business Review Press. The premise is straightforward but surprisingly under-discussed in financial circles: By most objective measures, we’re wealthier than prior generations, yet greater wealth has not translated into greater well-being — especially when money becomes intertwined with status and identity. (03/2026)

Editors’ Roundtable: A new global energy crisis

IREI editors convene to discuss issues of the day, and you’re invited to listen in. Joining the discussion is Loretta Clodfelter, the organization’s editorial director; Mike Consol, editor of Real Assets Adviser; and Marek Handzel, editor of Institutional Real Estate Europe. (03/2026)

Real Assets Adviser Hot Minute with LVW Advisors' Lori Van Dusen

Real Assets Adviser's "Hot Minute" segment takes a minute or so to introduce members of the RAA community to the community at large, all via a "semi-rapid fire" question-and-answer format. This latest "Hot Minute" features Lori Van Dusen, Founder and CEO at LVW Advisors. (3/2026)

Real Assets Adviser Hot Minute with Wealth Enhancement Group’s Doug Huber

Real Assets Adviser's "Hot Minute" segment takes a minute or so to introduce members of the RAA community to the community at large, all via a "semi-rapid fire" question-and-answer format. This latest "Hot Minute" features Doug Huber, Deputy Chief Investment Officer at Wealth Enhancement Group. (3/2026)

Real Assets Adviser Hot Minute with Facet's Tom Graff

Real Assets Adviser's "Hot Minute" segment takes a minute or so to introduce members of the RAA community to the community at large, all via a "semi-rapid fire" question-and-answer format. This latest "Hot Minute" features Tom Graff, Chief Investment Officer at Facet. (3/2026)

Real Assets Adviser Hot Minute with MLG Capital's Nathan Clayberg

Real Assets Adviser's "Hot Minute" segment takes a minute or so to introduce members of the RAA community to the community at large, all via a "semi-rapid fire" question-and-answer format. This latest "Hot Minute" features Nathan Clayberg, Senior Vice President at MLG Capital.

Real Assets Adviser Hot Minute with Brookwood Investment Group's Chris Coolidge

Real Assets Adviser's "Hot Minute" segment takes a minute or so to introduce members of the RAA community to the community at large, all via a "semi-rapid fire" question-and-answer format. This latest "Hot Minute" features Chris Coolidge, Chief Investment Officer at Brookwood Investment Group.

The community backlash against data centers

There are more than 5,000 active data centers in the United States, and many more are being proposed and constructed. That has created local resistance, particularly when communities see higher energy prices as a result of heavy data-center power needs. David Rubenstein, an attorney with Polsinelli, concentrates his practice on commercial real estate matters, with a specialized focus on the development of data centers and other forms of digital infrastructure. He outlines the issue and ways developers and investors can…