Crexi
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Commercial real estate from inside the deal room.
The Crexi Commercial Real Estate Podcast turns commercial real estate careers into market lessons. Guests talk through healthcare facilities, shopping centers, LA multifamily, tenant rep, data strategy, and development with enough deal context to make the advice feel usable.
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The Crexi Commercial Real Estate Podcast is a practitioner-first interview show about commercial real estate. Its strongest episodes treat career history as a way into market structure. A guest may start with how they entered the business, then the conversation widens into asset classes, client expectations, capital pressure, regulation, or the habits that keep deals moving. The pacing is comfortable and conversational. It is not trying to make CRE sound mysterious. It is trying to show how the work gets done. Recent conversations range across healthcare real estate, shopping centers, Los Angeles multifamily, tenant representation, office and industrial brokerage, asset management, New York and South Florida development research, ground-up multifamily, and data strategy. The healthcare episode frames medical real estate as steady, slower-moving, and shaped by reimbursement, payer mix, and institutional decision-making. The retail conversation keeps returning to execution: call activity, responsiveness, landlord updates, and the relationship discipline behind investment sales. LA multifamily is discussed through regulation, constrained capital, buyer scrutiny, and the need to price property against today’s actual underwriting. Tenant representation gets the long-view treatment, with Tori Nook’s career and national retail relationships standing in for a larger conversation about trust, certainty, and repeat execution. Will Curtis brings brokerage, property management, education, and veteran transition into the same frame. Jordan Glaubinger’s episode shows how research can affect design, positioning, pricing, and sales strategy before a development ever reaches sellout. Patrick Carino’s appearance points toward deal sourcing and market-rate development. Petra Durnin’s conversation is especially clear on the difference between adding technology and building the data foundations that make technology useful. Across these episodes, the show values specifics: roles, markets, asset types, client relationships, timelines, and operating habits. It also has a collegial feel. Hosts guide the conversation with open questions, personal familiarity, and quick reframes that turn guest anecdotes into practical lessons. The result is best suited to listeners who want CRE insight from inside the room, without a lecture hall tone or a motivational gloss.
Made for: For CRE brokers, investors, developers, analysts, operators, and ambitious newcomers who want practical market context from working professionals. It especially suits listeners who like career stories tied to concrete deal habits and asset-class realities.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its conference-table specificity: guests talk in the language of underwriting, tenant relationships, reimbursement, vacancy, data quality, and execution. It connects personal career paths to market behavior without sanding off the industry detail.
Welcome and thanks for joining us on The Crexi Podcast, an insider’s look at all things commercial real estate. The Crexi Podcast connects CRE professionals with industry insights built for smart decision-making. In each episode, we explore the latest trends, innovations and opportunities shaping commercial real estate, because we believe knowledge should move at the speed of ambition and every conversation should empower professionals to act with greater clarity and confidence.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed interviews connect commercial real estate markets to the underwriting, prospecting, conversion, and operating decisions behind actual deals.
The Crexi Commercial Real Estate Podcast builds its interviews around how property decisions are actually made. Shanti Ryle and Adam Siegel draw out both market conditions and working methods, moving from REIT selection and Manhattan office conversions to healthcare property,…
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A restrained look at healthcare real estate as a slow-moving but durable CRE segment.
Healthcare real estate comes across as a slower, steadier part of commercial property, and Sean Janis gives that view some real weight from long experience in the sector.
A grounded look at shopping center investment sales and the daily habits that keep deals moving.
The episode offers a clear view of multi-tenant shopping centers and retail investment sales, with its strength in the everyday habits that keep the work moving.
A clear look at faster underwriting and tighter process in Atlanta land deals.
Connor Johnstone's work as a land acquisition manager at Lennar gives the conversation a clear center. The focus stays on how his team finds, underwrites, and secures development opportunities across the Atlanta metro area, with the strongest section built around the internal…
A steady REIT conversation that favors balance sheets over headline noise.
David Arbach makes a clear case for judging publicly traded REITs one company at a time instead of treating the whole sector as one story. With more than 20 years of REIT experience behind him, the conversation works best when it stays grounded in balance sheets, dividend…
A grounded look at Manhattan office reuse, conversion math, and the signals behind a shifting market.
The episode stays practical. Faraz Chiuma treats Manhattan office space as a live market problem: what still works, what can convert, and what should be left behind.
Short-term rental lessons from the operator side.
Healthcare is the tortoise here.
Shanti Ryle sits down with Jaden Smith of Freedman Real Estate for a conversation centered on shopping centers, retail investment sales, and the relationship-based brokerage work happening behind the scenes.
This episode features Jeffrey Estrada discussing the challenges and opportunities in LA's multifamily real estate market, focusing on regulation, risk, and current deal-making strategies.
This episode features an interview with Tori Nook, founder of Anchor Retail, discussing tenant representation and building a successful commercial real estate business.
This episode features Will Curtis discussing his work bridging the gap for military veterans transitioning into commercial real estate careers through education, mentorship, and his podcast.
An interview with Jordan Glaubinger, Research Director at Corker & Sunshine, discussing commercial real estate market intelligence and trends.
An interview with Patrick Carino of NRP Group discussing his background and commercial real estate development.
Host Adam Siegel interviews Petra Dernan, a 20-year CRE veteran, about industry transformation and data-driven strategies.
An interview with Dan Spiegel, SVP of Coldwell Banker Commercial, discussing commercial real estate trends and strategies.
An interview with Alan Buchanan, a veteran commercial real estate broker, discussing his career and insights into the industrial real estate market.
Host Shanti Ryle interviews Carl Finkelstein about commercial real estate appraisal and industry trends.
An interview with Joe Serafin, a top commercial real estate broker in northern Virginia, discussing market trends and strategies.
An interview with a seasoned commercial real estate broker discussing industry trends and strategies.
An interview with Anthony Graziano, CEO of Integra Realty, discussing commercial real estate valuation and market trends.
Shanti Ryle talks with Connor Johnstone of Lenar ATL about land acquisition and how he got into the work.
A commercial real estate podcast celebrating its 10-year anniversary with highlights from top episodes, featuring broker Bob Knackle discussing daily work ethic and coaching.
An interview with Charlie Cummings, founder of Innovate Commercial Real Estate, discussing his background and expertise in commercial real estate brokerage.
An interview with Kyle Woods, a commercial real estate expert, discussing trends and strategies in the CRE industry.
An interview with co-founders of a boutique CRE firm discussing their leap from large brokerage to independent firm and Florida's evolving CRE landscape.
Crexie's commercial real estate podcast opens with Shanti Ryle framing REITs as more than a headline trade.
An interview with industrial real estate expert Chad Griffiths about his book and insights into the industrial real estate sector.
An interview with LA County Assessor Jeff Prang discussing property assessment, modernization, and commercial real estate trends.
This episode features an interview with Kansas City developer Zach Molzer, discussing his background, approach to commercial real estate development, and insights into industry trends.
This episode features an interview with Yonah Weiss, a cost segregation expert, discussing tax-saving strategies for commercial real estate investors.
This episode features an interview with veteran real estate broker Cory Zelnik discussing retail leasing trends and his experience with major corporate expansions in New York City's commercial real estate scene.
This episode features an interview with Genesee Jaramillo of BKREA, focusing on her expertise in land sales in Manhattan and her career in commercial real estate.
An interview with Jenna Lynn Gardner of Globe Street about commercial real estate events, brand strategy, and the Women of Influence initiative.
An interview with real estate expert Aaron Fragnito discussing his journey and insights into commercial real estate investing.
This episode features an interview with Logan Friedman, a commercial real estate expert who discusses integrating AI and data analytics to build smarter deals and shape the future of the industry.
Shanti Ryle sits down with Faraz Chiuma, Managing Director at BKREA.
An interview with commercial real estate experts Larry and Michael Bergman discussing industry trends and strategies.
An interview with Amy Calendrino, a commercial real estate professional, discussing her approach to client relationships and wealth building.