GlobeSt Insiders Podcast Series

Almost every CRE company is exploring ways to utilize technology, but there remains a gap between tech ambition and day-to-day tech function. In this episode of GlobeSt.’s CRE Tech Visions podcast series, alternative asset manager The RMR Group takes us inside their technology strategy to explain how they have built a valuable tech toolkit. We sat down with the firm’s tech lea

For many borrowers, volatility has been more challenging to manage than high interest rates. Next year, stability is likely. Where will rates be a year from now? What about the 10-Year Treasury? While no one can predict the market, most people don’t expect crippling differences in just 12 months. For the last two years, however, volatility has challenged the commercial real esta

Healthcare real estate has strong tenant fundamentals, with growing opportunities for new development and investment as capital markets improve. Commercial real estate investors have a lot of reasons to like healthcare real estate. With rising patient demand, continued shift to outpatient care, and decreasing vacancy, the need for healthcare facilities is at an all-time high. Whil

Nili Sangani built a team with diversity as a core value, and received a Women of Influence award. She talks about her leadership in this podcast. Commercial real estate has made great strides in expanding its workforce, but there is still a long way to go. It’s a passion for Nili Sangani, Senior Vice President of Operations at Encore Enterprises and Managing Principal at Encore�

Four GlobeSt. Women of Influence honorees from The RMR Group discuss their journey, lessons learned and the empowering workplace culture that RMR provides for these leaders. Honorees Julie Livingstone, Director of Real Estate Development in Newton, MA (Development Professional category); Anshu Bera, Director of Leasing in Sacramento, CA (Corporate Real Estate Executive category);

Volatility in the capital markets has been the primary obstacle for commercial real estate owners and developers in the last two years. With high interest rates, sponsors are looking for alternative options to round out the capital stack—and equity partners have been the favored resource. However, equity partners are selective, and pricing on equity deals has also increased. In t

Last year, the debt markets were defined by increased interest rates and limited capital availability—but it seems the tide is changing. In 2024, multifamily investors can look forward to an improvement in interest rates, particularly in the second half of the year, and increased liquidity, according to Hilary Provinse, EVP - Production and Capital Markets at Berkadia. In this la

With an excess of underutilized office buildings and demand for housing, many believe the path to addressing both problems can come with repositioning commercial space into residential. According to Marc Kotler, president of the New Development Group at FirstService Residential New York, not all projects are the same. Kotler spoke with Kelsi Maree Borland in this episode of the 2