Demand for compute is accelerating. Can data center development keep pace?
On The Weekly Take, Panattoni’s Adam Kramer explores what it takes for a data center project to succeed. cbre.co/3UGK0IL
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Real estate projects fail at the seams when teams hand off to each other and details fall through. cbre.co/4A1ceNo
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Some companies start lease negotiations 12 months out. Charter Communications starts at 36.
Why?
Charter’s Mike Reid and Carrie Walters explain how earlier planning creates negotiating leverage on The Weekly Take. cbre.co/4iu9gd2
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For the longest time, institutional investors didn’t give a thought to acquiring manufacturing facilities through net lease investments. That’s changing.
TPG Net Lease’s Gordon Whiting and CBRE’s Will Pike explain what’s attracting investor interest: cbre.co/4ex8mv4
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Presidio Bay’s Cyrus Sanandaji calls the pace of innovation “a necessity, not a luxury.” He joins CBRE’s Conor Famulener to discuss the thinking behind San Francisco’s office market revival.
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ALT Cyrus Sanandaji on The Weekly Take
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Two company executives, Ryan Schaffer and Christopher Day, offer insights on the strategy that has helped Bob's Discount Furniture grow to $2.5 billion in sales with over 200 stores.
Listen to the full conversation on The Weekly Take. cbre.co/4jVZBOB
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What does it take to put capital to work in an uncertain market?
Principal Asset Management leaders share the signals they’re watching now. Listen to The Weekly Take: cbre.co/4hN2WNs
ALT Rich Hill on The Weekly Take
Great workplaces don't happen by accident. They start with the right research, the right planning, and the right partner. cbre.co/4jrVCtd.
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Nearly 40% of U.S. AI tech talent works in just four markets: San Francisco Bay Area, New York Metro, Seattle and Washington, D.C.
Where AI talent concentrates, office demand and housing demand often follow.
Explore more in Scoring Tech Talent 2026: cbre.co/4740FbT
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CBRE’s Jamie Hodari thinks most people might be using AI incorrectly.
His advice: Automate the busywork. Protect the thinking.
Hear how he and Verizon's Nicole Nicholson are using AI on The Weekly Take.
Listen to the latest episode. cbre.co/3TW8VYk
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Easterly Government Properties’ Darrell Crate and CBRE’s Marcy Owens Test explore what makes government properties different, from mission-critical facilities and specialized buildouts to an evolving approach to real estate occupancy.
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Verizon's Nicole Nicholson and CBRE's Jamie Hodari discuss technology, buildings and human connection.
Listen to the latest episode of The Weekly Take. cbre.co/4rursrb
Verizon's Nicole Nicholson discusses how the company's infrastructure, from power and fiber to real estate, could help support the next generation of AI computing.
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CBRE’s Jamie Hodari says 2026 is the year of the communal experience: people choosing to be around other people, on purpose.
Listen to the full conversation with Jamie and Nicole Nicholson, Verizon’s VP of Global Real Estate, on The Weekly Take. cbre.co/4xEJc4A
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In our recent North America Data Center Trends webinar, Gordon Dolven and Jennie Karnes discussed construction trends, pre-leasing and the growing importance of delivery certainty.
Watch the full replay with insights from all our panelists here: cbre.co/4xRccGW
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What if interest rates remain higher for longer?
Andersen’s Dr. Ken Rosen says real estate may be facing a structural shift. If cheap leverage can no longer drive returns, value has to come from the fundamentals.
Listen now on The Weekly Take. cbre.co/3UUtkx3
ALT Dr. Ken Rosen
The longtime Western U.S. investor discusses why this corner of industrial real estate is gaining traction, and how his company built a competitive edge by going deep in it.
Listen to the episode to learn more about one of CRE’s most compelling stories. cbre.co/4yDe4n0
ALT Jordan Schnitzer on TWT
What sustains a restaurant’s popularity over years or decades?
Steve Cuozzo, longtime New York Post columnist, has a thought or two.
Listen to the full conversation on The Weekly Take. cbre.co/4hO5axL
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It can cost three times more to build a shopping center today than to buy one, Greenberg Gibbons’ Eric Walter says.
He joins CBRE’s Ryan Sciullo to discuss retail’s capital resurgence, mixed-use momentum and why market selection matters more than ever. cbre.co/3RZndXj
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