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What matters most right now in Commercial Real Estate. Business leaders join economic, industry and subject matter experts to share their distinct views and latest thinking. The Weekly Take is hosted by Spencer Levy, CBRE’s Senior Economic Advisor and Global Client Strategist. More at cbre.com/TheWeeklyTake

  1. What’s in Store: Retail Real Estate’s Investment Outlook

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    What’s in Store: Retail Real Estate’s Investment Outlook

    Retail real estate has emerged as an increasingly attractive asset class. LBX Investment’s Phil Block and CBRE’s Chris DeCouflé discuss the strategies driving today's returns and where the smart money is headed. * Operational intensity is unlocking significant value. * Adding multifamily or event spaces to traditional retail can enhance investment returns. * Mispriced risk in retail presents opportunities for value-add and core strategies. * Incorporating grocers strategically can boost open-air center value. * Technology and data are crucial for underwriting retail real estate investments.

    38 min.
  2. This Is How We Do It: The playbook for office-to-residential conversions

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    This Is How We Do It: The playbook for office-to-residential conversions

    How did the largest office-to-residential conversion come about? Brian Steinwurtzel of GFP Real Estate offers an inside look at how lower Manhattan’s 25 Water Street, a struggling office tower that was transformed into more than 1,300 apartments. He discusses what this landmark project signals for urban resilience. · The right acquisition price and bold design and amenity choices can turn challenged office assets into world‑class residential properties. · Tax incentives can often be the deciding factor in whether a conversion is viable. · Fast execution is essential for controlling risks and costs in today’s market. · Office-to-residential conversions are highly bespoke, where building bones matter more than any rule-of-thumb formula. · Great residential conversions are redefining downtowns, but their future hinges on policy, pricing and how the next market cycle unfolds.

    35 min.
  3. Drive My Car: Turning parking spots into steady cash flow

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    Drive My Car: Turning parking spots into steady cash flow

    Two of the parking industry’s most influential leaders— LAZ Parking’s Alan Lazowski and Parkway Corporation’s Rob Zuritzky—explore parking’s role as critical infrastructure, a cash-flow-generating asset and a platform for EVs, autonomous vehicles and urban mobility innovation. * Parking is vital urban infrastructure, supporting economic growth. * Technology, like EV charging, revolutionizes parking operations. * Parking assets can deliver stable cash flow and attractive investment returns. * Parking structures of the future will become essential urban mobility hubs.

    35 min.
  4. Walking on Sunshine: Why commercial real estate feels investable again

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    Walking on Sunshine: Why commercial real estate feels investable again

    On this episode, we feature a wide-ranging discussion with Henry Chin, CBRE’s Global Head of Research—recorded at CBRE’s annual Capital Markets Symposium—where we explore global capital flows, the forces shaping investment strategies and why 2026 may be a compelling vintage for real estate investment. * 2026 offers prime investment opportunities in U.S. real estate. * Income growth, not cap rates, will drive future real estate returns. * Value-add industrial assets with access to power are positioned for strong returns. * Amenity-rich, well-located office space should continue to outperform. * Rekindled global capital inflows could boost U.S. real estate transaction volume.

    34 min.
  5. Don’t Stop Me Now: Innovations driving industrial real estate

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    Don’t Stop Me Now: Innovations driving industrial real estate

    Link Logistics’ Luke Petherbridge and CBRE’s John Morris dissect the powerful forces shaping industrial & logistics real estate. They explore continued e-commerce acceleration, the transformative impact of AI, driverless trucks, evolving supply chains, changing warehouse standards and much more. * Industrial real estate had its second-best leasing year ever in 2025. * New demand is being spurred by e-commerce and reindustrialization. * Prime industrial sites are being developed for data center use, contributing to a scarcity of modern warehouse facilities. * AI and automation transform operational efficiency and future warehouse design. * Driverless trucks will eventually alter supply chain networks and spatial economics.

    39 min.
  6. Things Have Changed: Why Portugal is a European hotspot

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    Things Have Changed: Why Portugal is a European hotspot

    Portugal has become an unexpected real estate powerhouse in Europe. Arrow Global’s John Calvao and CBRE's Francisco Horta e Costa discuss the revival of Portugal’s economy, surging investment in hospitality, logistics, data centers and student housing, the resilient Lisbon and Porto office markets and ways to address a chronic housing shortage. * Portugal's economic turnaround has fueled robust real estate opportunities. * Hospitality and logistics lead growth, attracting global capital. * Emerging sectors like data centers and student housing are seeing outsized growth. * Multifamily housing faces persistent supply challenges. * The Lisbon and Porto office markets are exhibiting strong performance.

    33 min.
  7. This Is It: AI infrastructure is powering office markets

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    This Is It: AI infrastructure is powering office markets

    AI’s massive investment surge is reshaping commercial real estate. Chemonics' Victoria Slivkoff and CBRE's Colin Yasukochi discuss AI's influence on tech talent and its role in revitalizing key office markets and driving physical infrastructure needs. * AI drives massive investment into data centers and physical infrastructure. * San Francisco's office market is experiencing an AI-driven turnaround. * The AI revolution is creating specialized talent hubs and increasing demand for sustainable energy. * AI will boost productivity and necessitate workforce adaptation.

    37 min.
  8. Like a Hurricane: Raleigh’s incredible CRE growth (and hockey team)

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    Like a Hurricane: Raleigh’s incredible CRE growth (and hockey team)

    Raleigh has long been one of the best-performing secondary markets. Its arena district is poised to be the next engine in its growth. Carolina Hurricanes CEO Brian Fork and Greater Raleigh Chamber CEO Adrienne Cole discuss how the Lenovo Center anchors a mixed-use redevelopment on state-owned land—structured through a complex public-private partnership. Public-Private Partnerships: The Lenovo Center anchors an 80-acre, 15-year, $1 billion arena-district redevelopment via a public-private/ground-lease structure. Talent, Talent, Talent: Raleigh’s three tier-one research universities and multi-node job base keep attracting talent, companies and capital. By the Numbers: Strong population growth (2.2 million to 2.6 million by 2027) plus low cost-of-living (around 3% below national average) signal opportunity for investors. Local Color: Lenovo Center preserves a tailgating culture while adding retail, restaurants, structured parking and year-round activation.

    36 min.
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What matters most right now in Commercial Real Estate. Business leaders join economic, industry and subject matter experts to share their distinct views and latest thinking. The Weekly Take is hosted by Spencer Levy, CBRE’s Senior Economic Advisor and Global Client Strategist. More at cbre.com/TheWeeklyTake

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