
Retail Resilience, Office Conversions, and CBRE's Forecast in Commercial Real Estate
In this episode, Steve Hamoen explores the transformation and resilience of retail real estate in the post-pandemic era. He delves into Onyx Partners' strategic approach to acquiring and repositioning retail assets, while examining the macroeconomic factors influencing retail investment evolution. Steve highlights industry trends such as adaptive reuse, sustainability, and the importance of physical locations. The episode also covers Brimor Property Group's acquisition strategies, office-to-apartment conversions in Norwalk, Connecticut, and Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance's earnings. Steve discusses ARI's financial health and CBRE's profit forecast, wrapping up with insights on office space demand trends.
Key Points
- The post-pandemic retail real estate market is experiencing a significant transformation with brick-and-mortar stores evolving to meet new consumer behaviors and leveraging technology.
- Onyx Partners' acquisition of 119 J.C. Penney stores exemplifies the trend of investing in undervalued retail assets for strategic repositioning and stable income streams.
- The potential conversion of office buildings in Norwalk, Connecticut, into residential spaces reflects a broader trend of repurposing commercial properties to meet evolving market demands and high housing demand.
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