Marcie Williams <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> CEO <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> RKW Residential <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Creating community to retain building residents

Season 3 / Episode 15 / 28:21
In this episode, Marcie shares that creating community has become RKW’s #1 priority, with residents 70% more likely to renew if they connect with just 6 people in their communities. To achieve this goal, multifamily spaces are evolving to accommodate new use cases and provide more outdoor offerings.

Rasheq Zarif <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Co-founder & COO <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> ReWyre <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Helping <i>ReWyre</i> the built world and future-proof buildings

Season 3 / Episode 14 / 26:37
In this episode, Rasheq shares his belief that the only way to optimize real estate again is to challenge building operators to create better workplace environments that people will want to spend time in. Rasheq views Tenant Experience, Safety and Security, and Climate Change as three main components of the Proptech ecosystem that are driving demand for emerging technology solutions.

Michael Beckerman <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> CEO <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> CREtech <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Putting a spotlight on tech and innovation in the built world

Season 3 / Episode 13 / 36:12
In this episode, Michael shares his career journey from public relations for commercial real estate to launching a small news aggregator that has grown into something much bigger, now CREtech. Michael saw an opportunity to put a spotlight on innovation in the built world and create a global audience of startups, commercial real estate operators and venture capitalists.

Amy Carroll <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> President <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Trademark Properties <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Is Commercial Real Estate a dinosaur?

Season 3 / Episode 12 / 33:35
In this episode, Amy discusses the need for buildings to be more competitive, especially when stacked up against newer construction. Technology has been focused on the operations side of the business, but it’s not enough. With HR managers now involved in every real estate decision, now is the time to tap into what is most important – delivering what tenants really want.

Josh Berger <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> VP <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Norman Bobrow & Co <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Ping pong or conference rooms? What do tenants really want?

Season 3 / Episode 11 / 33:15
In this episode, Josh shares his views on the return to the physical workplace and on the Manhattan real estate market. I loved how Josh expressed his learned belief that ‘there is no one size fits all,’ and that every situation is unique. Savvy landlords see that helping their customers to attract and retain tenants is now a priority.

Steven Rotter <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Vice Chairman <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> JLL <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Why every deal matters and now is the time to invest

Season 3 / Episode 10 / 36:40
In this episode, Steven shares his strong belief that businesses will continue to see NYC as an important location to have a physical presence, albeit with different use cases and purposes. Interestingly, a majority of the deals that are getting done today are with buildings that are offering new, or expanded services and amenities to attract new tenants.

Bob Knakal <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Chairman NY Investment Sales <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> JLL <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> A titan in NY CRE shares his story and insights

Season 3 / Episode 9 / 42:36
In this episode, Bob shares his personal experience working through the pandemic and how his own thinking has evolved and changed. Bob believes that working in the office is more fun and hopes that people will continue to find their way back to the office and rediscover the many ways in which the commute can provide valuable time to read, listen to audiobooks or your favorite podcast.

Chad Griffiths <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Industrial Real Estate Broker, Investor and Host of the Industrial Real Estate Podcast <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> People are the true asset in buildings

Season 3 / Episode 8 / 32:29
In this episode, Chad shares his belief that buildings can be a significant determinant in making the physical workspace more appealing. Placing an emphasis on what tenants want can have a direct correlation to the value of that building. We both agree that people are the true asset in buildings, and they need to be engaged in a more meaningful way.

Lisa Kirsch <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Head of Strategic Initiatives <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Landis <span style="color:#33ccff;">|</span> Why we need to let people decide how and where they want to work

Season 3 / Episode 7 / 28:13
In this episode, Lisa shares the impact that their new workplace has had on the Landis team. The key is offering everyone the autonomy to decide how and where they want to work. Like what flexible space providers do, Lisa believes that building operators need to move faster at providing turnkey solutions for occupiers.