This week, anyone outside of CRE may have thought markets were improving. But one quick search reveals that mainstream media is now all over what we’ve been talking about for many months. In this episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we break down the headlines, while also sharing industrial transaction stories and news for office, retail, multifamily and hotel properties. Tune in now.

Episode Notes:
- Economic update (0:23)
- CMBS loan losses (7:01)
- Industrial sales (10:41)
- Office (16:46)
- Retail news (28:33)
- Multifamily stories (33:07)
- Shoutouts (41:36)

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242.CRE & Bank Turmoil Strikes Mainstream Media Chord; Surveys, Sales, & Shout outs

242. CRE & Bank Turmoil Strikes Mainstream Media Chord; Surveys, Sales, & Shout outs

In this week's episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we break down office valuation stories and the idea that despite positive retailer earnings reports, malls may not be out of the woods yet. We also cover several multifamily transaction headlines, and news for the retail, lodging, and industrial sectors. Tune in now.

Episode Notes:
- Economic update: Fed minutes, jobless claims, AI (0:23)
- New office transaction in Seattle (4:11)
- Atlanta office story (8:45)
- Chicago office value decline (13:24)
- Sublease story (15:17)
- Malls not out of the woods? (18:26)
- Retail property sales (23:59)
- Multifamily transactions (26:25)
- Lodging (30:26)
- Industrial sale (32:45)
- Shoutouts (33:53)

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Office Valuations, Malls Not out of the Woods?, AI Question Marks for CRE

244. Office Valuations, Malls Not out of the Woods?, AI Question Marks for CRE

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Tony Conley welcomes Ms. Tyler M. Theile, the vice president, COO, and director of public policy for Anderson Economic Group.

Her work includes contributions to projects in all three practice areas as well as business management, operations, and administration of Anderson Economic Group quality standards.

Ms. Theile’s recent projects include an economic impact analysis for a mixed-use real estate development, a minority valuation for a beer distributor, an analysis of power transmission infrastructure projects, and an economic impact survey related to auto insurance legislation in Michigan. Other projects include salary surveys and competitiveness analysis, a global survey of water-intensive companies in order to gauge the value of water management innovation, and The State Economic Handbook, 2008, 2009, and 2010 published by Palgrave Macmillan. She has also contributed to previous reports including Automation Alley’s Annual Technology Industry Report and Michigan’s University Research Corridor: Annual Economic Impact Report.

Prior to joining AEG, Ms. Theile worked in the executive office of Michigan’s attorney general, where she assisted with research, consumer protection, and external affairs. She has also worked in political fundraising and for the Michigan Senate.

Ms. Theile is a graduate of Michigan State University’s James Madison College, where she received a BA in international relations with a specialization in political economy.

In this discussion, the pair cover the net economic impact of the National Football League’s National Football Conference (NFC) Divisional Playoff Game between the Detroit Lions and Tampa Bay Buccaneers is expected to exceed $50 million, according to new analysis from East Lansing-based economic consulting firm Anderson Economic Group, LLC. AEG found that attendee expenditures will have a direct economic impact of $31,651,281, with an additional indirect impact of $20,573,333. How did you arrive at these figures?

Detroit is hosting the 2024 NFL Draft in April. Do you expect the same economic impact?

What can we in the media be better at covering Michigan's economy?

Anderson Economic Group also has various industry-specific reports available to view as well as an economic conditions monitor that tracks key economic indicators for Michigan, Illinois and the U.S. as a whole.

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About Anderson Economic Group
Since its founding in 1996, Anderson Economic Group has become one of the nation’s premier boutique consulting firms, specializing in business valuation, expert testimony, and public policy. Anderson Economic Group has assisted governments, universities, large corporations, and businesses across the U.S. and abroad. All of the firm’s work is grounded in the core values of professionalism, integrity, and expertise. Anderson Economic Group has offices in East Lansing, Michigan and Chicago, Illinois. For more information or to speak with one of our experts, visit andersoneconomicgroup.com.

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Media Business | Tyler Theile How Media Deals with Economic Impact of Big Events

Chris Holman welcomes back Julie Pingston, CDME, CMP, CTA / President & CEO Choose Lansing, Lansing, MI.

Welcome back Julie,  before we get into your recent celebration remind the Michigan business community about Choose Lansing?

February 27th, Choose Lansing held it's First Annual Meeting, continuing the Annual Meetings of the former CVB, what were the highlights?

Several well deserving area businesses were acknowledged, share some about them?

Choose Lansing's brand change promotional roll out continues, where does that process stand as of Spring 2024?

Are there Spring 2024 events we should know about?

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Michigan Business Beat | Julie Pingston Choose Lansing Recent Annual Meeting and Branding Strategy!

This week, some of the biggest headlines came from overseas. In this episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we discuss if any moves by Canada and Europe will change anything for the Fed. We also put our professor hats on to provide some insight into delinquencies, foreclosures, modifications, and more. Stick around as we break down the stories we're tracking in office, retail, lodging, and mixed-use. Tune in now.

This episode is sponsored by Marketplace: https://rimarketplace.com/?utm_source=credirect&utm_medium=podcast_paid&utm_campaign=june2024

Episode Notes:
- Interest rates around the globe (0:23)
- Informational technology outflows, Dollar Tree news, American dividend earnings (4:50)
- CMBS delinquencies decline? (8:26)
- CRE loan losses (11:54)
- Office stories (15:27)
- Foreclosures 101 (24:19)
- Retail news (29:53)
- Modification deep dive (33:20)
- Mixed-use appraisal (43:37)
- Shoutouts (45:15)


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261.  Will Fed Follow Canadian & European Rate Cuts? Foreclosures 101, Modification Insights

In this episode, we break down recent data and debate what the economic trends will do to commercial real estate... will it bring fireworks? We walk through the latest building permit data, discuss insurance costs and the impact on CRE, provide a deep dive into fund redemptions, and share the news of a regional bank fundraise. We also walk through hotel stories and office news and delinquencies. Tune in now.

This episode is sponsored by CREi Summit: https://creisummit.com/

Episode Notes:
- Economic update (0:23)
- Building permits, housing data, new construction (5:29)
- Insurance costs killing CRE deals (11:09)
- Fund redemptions and capital raising (16:30)
- 277 Park Ave (21:10)
- Lodging: hotel valuations in SF (25:20)
- Multifamily transactions (31:43)
- Apartments rented (33:30)
- Office delinquencies (39:28)
- Shoutouts (42:52)

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265. Will July Bring Fireworks to CRE? Building Permits, Fund Redemptions, Regional Bank Fundraise

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In this week's episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we discuss the Fed's decision to hold rates steady and what the future of interest rate decisions will mean for CRE performance. We also break down if it is too soon to call a bottom for the market. We share more data about insurance costs, the latest CMBS delinquency figures, and stories for retail, office, and lodging.  Tune in now.

Episode Notes:
- Economic update (0:23)
- Bottom nears for CRE? (9:30)
- July CMBS delinquency data (16:57)
- Insurance costs climbing (23:38)
- Office news (29:00)
- Retail appraisal reductions (32:59)
- Lodging sector (34:57)
- Shoutouts (40:05)

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269. Fed Holds Steady, Indices Predict Pricing Bottom, Insurance Costs, & Office Delinquencies Rise

In this week's episode of The TreppWire Podcast, we discuss the Fed’s announcement to cut interest rates by 50 basis points, our initial reactions, and how this could potentially impact the CRE market. But we are not out of the woods yet – we also break down several credit stories in the office, retail, and lodging sectors, including recent trading alerts about more loans being transferred to servicing. Tune in now. 

Episode Notes:
- Fed Rate Interest Cut (00:30)
- Office Stories: Valuation Reductions, Special Servicing Moves (18:38)
- Amazon Back to Office (27:32)
- Big Lots Filing for Bankruptcy (33:40)
- Retail News (36:51)
- Lodging Stories (40:57)
- Upcoming Research and Reports (44:58)
- Shoutouts (47:25)

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278. Where Were You When the Fed Cut Interest Rates?, CMBS Trading Alerts, & More

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