Capital Square's Louis Rogers comes on the podcast to talk about 1031 exchanges, DSTs, Qualified Opportunity Zones and other tax-advantaged real estate options.
Newmark’s managing director of geopolitical strategy consulting talks about the risks and opportunities the current economic and political climate brings.
“It’s a perfect time, because with all this negative sentiment, you’re seeing a lot of unique opportunities,” DoubleLine portfolio manager Morris Chen said in a phone interview. “By no means are we ignoring it, but there’s a lot of devil in the details as to what’s going on with specific properties. As an active manager, we’re able to pick and choose where we want, do what we like, what we don’t like.”
Wall Street firms, like companies throughout corporate America, are rethinking their work-from-home rules as the Covid-19 pandemic recedes. At New York-based JPMorgan, employees at retail bank branches and in check processing must be in daily, while others are allowed to take advantage of a hybrid-work model. Still, those workers must be in three days a week unless they have senior-management approval.
More cities are trying to incentivize office-to-residential conversions, although the actual pace of conversions remains low. Warren Buffet told CNBC he saw no reason for investors to panic about commercial real estate. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
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