Videos & Podcasts

Amélie Delaunay, director of research and professional standards with ANREV, elaborates on a new study that shows Asia lacks enough suitable core product for the region's investors, and they are looking abroad to close the gap. (03/2015)

Marc Weidner, managing director, Franklin Real Assets Advisors, discusses how emerging managers are faring in today's competitive environment, what investors look for and what are the keys to success for these emerging managers. (03/2015)

Bill Maher, director of North America investment strategy at LaSalle Investment Management, discusses the office sector in 2014 compared to 2015 as well as forecasts what fundamentals and trends will be happening in the office sector for the rest of 2015. (03/2015)

Diane Olmsted, managing partner at W3 Partners, discusses the West Coast markets as far as attractiveness, current fundamentals and future performance outlook. (03/2015)

Dan Schawbel, columnist, author and managing partner at Millenial Branding, discusses millenials in today's job force, ecnomy and their future. (03/2015)

Mike Consol, one of the editors at Institutional Real Estate Inc., interviews Denis Hayes, CEO of the Bullitt Foundation, developer of the Bullitt Center in Seattle, which has been dubbed "the greenest commercial building in the world." Consol interviewed Hayes for a story he is authoring — titled The Intelligent Edifice — for the May 2015 edition of The Institutional Real Estate Letter – Americas. This podcast offers, in its totality, what Denis Hayes had to say about the Bullitt…

Nancy Lashine, founder and managing partner of Park Madison Partners, talks about the current institutional fundraising environment for private equity real estate funds. (02/2015)

Brian Kosoy, founder, managing principal and CEO of the Sterling Organization, a private equity real estate firm focused on investing in value-add retail assets, as well as core shopping centers in major U.S. markets, discusses his company's strategy. Sterling and its principals own roughly 7 million square feet of retail and other commercial real estate approaching $1 billion dollars in value. (02/2015)

Ralph Rosenberg, member, head of global real estate, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., discusses capital flows inside and outside the U.S. and the prominent markets and property types receiving the most capital. (02/2015)

Scott Brown talks about the process of becoming the new chief executive of Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers and the items on his agenda for the organization, which has $45 billion in assets under management. (02/2015)

James Thornton, CEO of Mayfair Capital in London, discusses topics ranging from quantitative easing, the Russia/Ukraine conflict and Greece's threats to abandon the euro zone, to the U.K.'s upcoming general election, charitable investing and capital flows to London. (02/2015)

Stuart Brodsky, assistant professor at New York University's Shack Institute of Real Estate, discusses his institution's upcoming conference and offers his vision of what sustainable real estate development and operation could look like in the next five to 10 years. (02/2015)

James Russell, author of The Agile City: Building Well-Being and Wealth in an Era of Climate Change, joins us to discuss his book and the low-tech and low-cost strategies it espouses for making cities more livable while also helping them reduce the effects of global warming. (01/2015)

Alicia Munnell is co-author of Falling Short: The Coming Retirement Crisis and What to Do About It. She has been in charge of the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College for more than 15 years, and her research center has estimated that 53 percent of Americans are at risk of not having enough money to maintain their living standards in retirement. She has studied pensions and Social Security since the 1960s. Previous to her role at Boston College, Munnell…

This month, Geoffrey Dohrmann, founder and CEO of Institutional Real Estate, Inc., offers his perspectives on China's $50 billion shipping canal project in Nicaragua, Boston's bid for the 2024 Olympic Games, the globalization of REITs, and efforts by private real estate interests to make inroads with defined contribution plans. (01/2015)

This podcast is a collection of excerpts from an interview conducted with Ryan Mullenix and Scott Wyatt, architects at NBBJ, for the February 2015 cover story titled: The golden age of corporate HQs returns. NBBJ is the architecture firm designing the new headquarters being developed by Amazon, Google and Samsung. Mullenix and Wyatt talk about some of the thinking behind these new projects and the features they will incorporate. The interview questions have been edited out of this recording to…

Viki Radden, an executive at 5 Stone Green Capital, discusses the fast-growing urban indoor farming business and the opportunities it is likely to present to institutional real estate investors. (01/2015)

Geoffrey Dohrmann, founder, president and CEO at Institutional Real Estate, Inc., wraps up 2014 and forecasts 2015. (12/2014)

Sheila Hopkins, managing director – Europe & Infrastructure at Institutional Real Estate, Inc., reviews the European market in 2014 and forecasts 2015. (12/2014)

Kyle Turner, director of investments at Equus Capital Partners, discusses new ways investors are sourcing new investments and trends in the investment marketplace. (12/2014)