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CUNY TV's The Stoler Report
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The Stoler Report, Real Estate Trends in the Tri-State region, is New York's only television broadcast featuring real estate and business leaders. Hosted by Michael R. Stoler, the monthly program features lively round-table discussions of topical issues in the world of real estate. The series has aired on CUNY TV since 2003.
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The Infrastructure Package: Its Impact on the Tri-State Area
Oct 27, 202200:26:22Tap to summarizeCalling mass transportation and infrastructure the life-line to the city, guests discuss the projects and impact on New York and surrounding states of the Congress approved, $1 trillion Infrastructure Package: Penn Station and direct access from Grand Central, Gateway, Second Avenue Subway, road, bridge, tunnel repairs, and more. The use of Eminent Domain is discussed.
Transcribe →Transformation of a Medical Center
Oct 19, 202200:26:56Tap to summarizeCalled visionaries, described as "larger-than-life" leaders, Kenneth Langone and Dr. Robert Grossman talk about the restructuring and transformation of NYU's traditional medical school and hospital to an integrated medical center. Guests describe the NYU Grossman Medical School's free tuition, three-year medical program and the ambulatory based system, named the #1 Hospital in New York.
Transcribe →State of the Office Market: Fall 2022
Oct 12, 202200:26:47Tap to summarizeGuests discuss office properties post pandemic: the increased activity in small/medium size entrepreneur space, with a 90% occupancy, a 20% decrease in rents, workers in the office 4-5 days a week; properties whose leasing volume has climbed back to 80% and "flight to quality" buildings stressing their green standards and amenities, whose hybrid work-force has seen a 50%-60% return to work.
Transcribe →Land Sales & Property Development in New York City
Oct 5, 202200:26:49Tap to summarizeGuests comment that while the land market has done surprisingly well in the first half of 2022, how the year ends is of concern, considering higher interest rates and no 421a. Developers discuss current and long term projects, the positive effects of midtown rezoning, Coney Island, the Ferry, Long Island City, and Florida.
Transcribe →Outlook on Commercial Real Estate, Fall 2022
Sep 20, 202200:26:58Tap to summarizeBe cautious! developers and bankers agree when considering development of various asset classes: industrial, retail, rental, office. Be selective! consider space, location, cost of building, cost of lending. While deals are being made: industrial is hot, multi-family/rental, food-anchored locations continue to be strong in New York, guests agree these are cautionary times.
Transcribe →Industry Leaders Outlook on the Market: 2022-2023
Sep 7, 202200:26:58Tap to summarizeNoting the slow-down in the residential and for-sale markets: rates have almost doubled, buyers are holding off and sellers are tying to figure it out, guests comment that the market is changing. Demand is steady in the Hamptons; supply is limited. Westchester's residential markets are stable; office markets - fairly stable. Health care/hospitals/bio-technologies are booming industries in Westchester.
Transcribe →Investment Sales Update: Fall 2022
Aug 17, 202200:26:50Tap to summarizeGuests describe this year as "one of the best!" noting that New York is coming back, despite the 421a kibosh on new construction; Westchester/Fairfield County-pockets of opportunity; free market/market rate properties are doing well; condos are returning to the market; private money is coming back to New York; land prices have rebounded. Challenges: the expense of C & D office market conversions, retail, hospitality and the impact of unions.
Transcribe →Josh Muss: One-On-One
Aug 16, 202200:26:50Tap to summarizeDiscussing the future, seeking opportunities and new family leadership, Josh Muss looks at Manhattan office space, transportation, hospitality and jobs, describing New York City as the center of technology, medicine, education, culture, student life, declaring "there's always a job in NYC, especially for young people."
Transcribe →Alternative Sources of Financing for Commercial Real Estate
Jun 28, 202200:26:39Tap to summarizeWith various sources available to finance real estate: traditional lending, alternative lending and a membership-based brokerage service, guests discuss the differences and similarities of their industry and the importance of Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac loans.
Transcribe →Challenges & Opportunities of Owning Real Estate
Jun 14, 202200:26:46Tap to summarizeHistoric One Times Square, where millions come to celebrate New Year's Eve, has been for many years - an empty shell! The building is experiencing a multi-million dollar redevelopment, benefitting the area and creating a "go-to" for tourists. Guests discussed the living / business opportunities in the Hamptons, increasingly a year-round community and Suffolk County, whose attractive tax rates and support of local leaders, is of interest to developers.
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