Podcasts
Lowering Embodied Carbon: Full Speed Ahead
In the latest episode of our “Sustainability Street” podcast, CPE looks at how the “other” carbon is finally coming into focus for the broader real estate community.
Real Estate Sentiment Remains Negative, But Glimmers of Hope Appear
Although investor and occupier sentiment was improving by the end of 2020, expect a bumpy recovery, warn RICS economists. Tune in for more insights!
Podcast: Accelerating Businesses Through Data-Driven Efficiency
In this episode of our FTI Consulting podcast series, Josh Herrenkohl reveals why data will continue to be key in a recuperating economy.
Podcast: Committing to Net Zero
In the first episode of our “Sustainability Street” podcast, CPE examines the science behind and the misconceptions around net zero carbon and net zero energy commitments.
Podcast: 2021 Will Look Different, CREW Network Expects
Christine Gorham, CREW Network’s 2020 president, says the real estate industry is in a state of anticipation “to get going again.” Tune in for insights on what’s ahead next year.
Podcast: Reformatting Office, Retail Construction
ORIGIN Construction Co-Founder AJ Mueller and South Florida Division Leader Jay Richmond reveal how large- and small-scale projects are pushing forward amidst the pandemic’s challenges.
Podcast: More Women Aspire to the C-Suite, CREW Network Study Finds
How far have women in real estate advanced over the past two decades? In a new podcast, CEO Wendy Mann reveals the striking findings of the organization’s latest benchmark study.
Podcast: The Quest for CRE Opportunity
In this new episode of our quarterly FTI Consulting podcasts, Ingrid Noone shares insights on the various asset categories and the conditions for those with access to capital. Tune in now!
Podcast: Downbeat Expectations Across Global CRE Markets
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors’ latest international study finds that investor and occupier sentiment has shifted into negative territory. Tune in for all the details from RICS Economist Tarrant Parsons.
Podcast: What’s Next for Urban Retail?
“We need to learn how to live with risks,” said EastBanc Principal Philippe Lanier, a retail landlord in Washington, D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood. Tune in to find out his expectations for this summer’s shopping season and why the longer-term picture is quite positive, despite consumers’ currently cautious mood.