This week on CRE-Eyes Wide Open Head of CMBS Research at DBRS Morning Star, Steven Jellinek, joins us for a great discussion about the CRE industry. Steven has 35+ years’ experience in commercial real estate and shares his research findings on CMBS and current market trends.
This week on CRE Eyes Wide Open podcast your host, Ann Hambly, discusses some surprising factors about the retail sector with Brandon Isner, Americas Head of Retail Research for CBRE. Even after the immaculate growth of the internet and a prolonged pandemic people are still predominately in store shoppers! Unless you are buying a gift for someone, then it may be more likely that you’ll shop via the internet. There is a plethora of data showing people’s shopping trends and even with the current economic obstacles retail is doing pretty well for itself. Check out Brandon’s recent report at:https://www.cbre.com/insights/local-response/cbre-survey-reveals-five-key-trends-for-us-retail
This week on CRE Eyes Wide Open podcast we are throwing you a curve ball as your host, Ann Hambly, Founder & CEO of 1st Service Solutions, interviews her dear brother, Bill Bathe. Bill is a famous major league baseball player hitting the home run in the 1989 world series! It wasn’t an easy task and Bill had many challenges he overcame to achieve his lifelong dream.
This week on CRE Eyes Wide Open podcast your host, Ann Hambly, Founder & CEO of 1st Service Solutions, engages in a great conversation surrounding capital. Joining us this week is TJ Gamble, Senior Managing Director, and Chris Hahs, Chief Financial Officer, with Somera Capital Management. Somera is a property agnostic (YES! Even office) non-fund capital provider. Tune in to see what kind of creative capital solution they can provide for you!
This week on CRE-Eyes Wide Open Podcast your host, Ann Hambly , interviews Bob Stout, President and CEO of Q10 Capital, LLC. Q10 Capital is a commercial and multifamily mortgage loan origination and servicing company. Bob shares his insights on the impacts caused by rising rates and a possible recession from the perspective of a loan originator and servicer. You won’t want to miss out so tune in now!