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Why are so few women found in the C-suites of real estate companies? Why have so few started their own real estate firms? What is the difference between equality of opportunity and equality of outcome? Loretta Clodfelter, editor of Institutional Real Estate Americas — and author of the April edition’s lead feature story on the subject, as well as a companion editorial — discusses her findings. (04/2019)
Sarah Quinlan, managing director at Carolantic Fund, discusses the uncertainty in the economy, how leaning into the volatility of the economy can positively raise the return of real estate, behavior changes that have happened in the population post-recession and more. (04/2019)
What property types are currently attractive to institutional investors? What’s in vogue regarding investment strategies? What cities are investors finding especially appealing? What risks are they particularly attuned to? Gunnar Branson, CEO of AFIRE (A Fellowship for International Real Estate) joins us to discuss the survey’s methodology and conclusions. (04/2019)
Abbe Franchot Borok, head of originations at Amherst Capital's commercial real estate lending business, discusses commercial real estate debt and why commercial real estate lending is the sweet spot in real estate investing today. (04/2019)
Los Angeles is hotly anticipating hosting the 2022 Super Bowl, the 2028 Summer Olympics and, potentially, the 2026 World Cup — and is in the midst of a $15 billion modernization of Los Angeles International Airport, and the construction of a $4 billion, 298-acre NFL stadium and real estate development that will be the most expensive U.S. stadium ever built. What's more, both the LAX and stadium projects are being financed by private investors. Our guest, Sean Burton, is president…
Diane Olmstead, president at Fillmore Capital Affordable Housing, discusses affordable housing and its impact on society. (03/2019)
With protesters and tension on the streets of Paris and uncertain euro-zone growth, how long can the French capital’s office market keep shining? Marek Handzel, editor of Institutional Real Estate Europe, joins the program to discuss his latest report on the subject. (03/2019)
Greg Lindsay, journalist, urbanist, futurist, speaker and author, discusses the attributes that the city of tomorrow will have that have always made successful cities great. (03/2019)
What is low and minimum volatility investing? What is the goal of this type of investment? What are some of the strategies available for creating these types of equities portfolios? Our guest, Dana D’Auria, managing director of Symmetry Partners, explains the process. (03/2019)
James Cook, director of retail research at JLL, discusses the 2018 retail and retail real estate market as well as his expectation for retail in 2019. (03/2019)