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Institutional Real Estate, Inc. Podcast

Institutional Real Estate, Inc. Podcast

Hosted by IREI

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Episodes

30

Latest episode

Oct 2026

Language

EN-US

About the show

Institutional Real Estate, Inc. (IREI) — a commercial real estate publishing and consulting company — presents our new, free podcast series to help keep you up-to-date on the current institutional real estate investment market. Tune in throughout the month to hear updates from IREI's president and CEO, Geoffrey Dohrmann, in “The Dohrmann Report”; interviews with article authors that get you deeper into our publication in our “Inside the Edition” episodes; and “Report from Europe” episodes that will highlight different countries within Europe. Don't miss any episodes — subscribe now! ]]>

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October 30, 2026Episode 143128 min

Episode 1431: The booming active-adult communities for the 55-plus set

Active lifestyle communities for seniors have become increasingly popular in the United States, with about 850 of these communities totaling around 150,000 units and 95 percent occupancy. Jeff McQueen, president of Trilogy, the active-adult communities division of Shea Homes, explains the space. (10/2026)

October 30, 2026Episode 143128 min

Episode 1431: The booming active-adult communities for the 55-plus set

Active lifestyle communities for seniors have become increasingly popular in the United States, with about 850 of these communities totaling around 150,000 units and 95 percent occupancy. Jeff McQueen, president of Trilogy, the active-adult communities division of Shea Homes, explains the space. (10/2026)

October 28, 2026Episode 143026 min

Episode 1430: Baltimore seeking investors to address vacant housing crisis

The city of Baltimore has about 12,000 vacant and abandoned houses and tens of thousands of vacant lots. Homes within 200 feet of a vacant property sell for 8 percent to 30 percent less than comparable homes, making vacancy a significant barrier to neighborhood revitalization. Now it is turning to private and institutional investors to supplement the $1.2 billion in public funding committed to reverse Baltimore’s vacant-housing crisis. To discuss the investment opportunity, Stephen Madsen, head of neighborhood investment at the Greater Baltimore Committee, joins the program. (10/2026)

October 28, 2026Episode 143026 min

Episode 1430: Baltimore seeking investors to address vacant housing crisis

The city of Baltimore has about 12,000 vacant and abandoned houses and tens of thousands of vacant lots. Homes within 200 feet of a vacant property sell for 8 percent to 30 percent less than comparable homes, making vacancy a significant barrier to neighborhood revitalization. Now it is turning to private and institutional investors to supplement the $1.2 billion in public funding committed to reverse Baltimore’s vacant-housing crisis. To discuss the investment opportunity, Stephen Madsen, head of neighborhood investment at the Greater Baltimore Committee, joins the program. (10/2026)

October 27, 2026Episode 142918 min

Episode 1429: Power has become the new ‘location’ in real estate

For generations, the gospel of commercial real estate was simple: location, location, location. That calculus is over. Today, the need for access to reliable heavy power has upended the age-old real estate imperative. The new mantra, embraced by site selectors and developers from coast to coast, is location, power, location. To discuss the topic, Ed Del Beccaro, executive vice president and San Francisco Bay Area manager for TRI Commercial Real Estate Services, joins the program. (10/2026)

October 27, 2026Episode 142918 min

Episode 1429: Power has become the new ‘location’ in real estate

For generations, the gospel of commercial real estate was simple: location, location, location. That calculus is over. Today, the need for access to reliable heavy power has upended the age-old real estate imperative. The new mantra, embraced by site selectors and developers from coast to coast, is location, power, location. To discuss the topic, Ed Del Beccaro, executive vice president and San Francisco Bay Area manager for TRI Commercial Real Estate Services, joins the program. (10/2026)

October 27, 2026Episode 142918 min

Episode 1429: Power has become the new ‘location’ in real estate

For generations, the gospel of commercial real estate was simple: location, location, location. That calculus is over. Today, the need for access to reliable heavy power has upended the age-old real estate imperative. The new mantra, embraced by site selectors and developers from coast to coast, is location, power, location. To discuss the topic, Ed Del Beccaro, executive vice president and San Francisco Bay Area manager for TRI Commercial Real Estate Services, joins the program. (10/2026)

October 26, 2026Episode 142820 min

Episode 1428: Marinas as operating infrastructure: What investors need to understand

Marinas historically have been viewed as waterfront real estate, yet more deals are closing in the infrastructure space. Can marinas really check both boxes? Jeremy Parks, president of Trident Marine Group, joins i3 editor Kali Arevalo to discuss what characteristics are drawing infra investors to these assets, where investors might misjudge risk, and how scarcity impacts pricing power and long-term asset value. (10/2026)

October 26, 2026Episode 142820 min

Episode 1428: Marinas as operating infrastructure: What investors need to understand

Marinas historically have been viewed as waterfront real estate, yet more deals are closing in the infrastructure space. Can marinas really check both boxes? Jeremy Parks, president of Trident Marine Group, joins i3 editor Kali Arevalo to discuss what characteristics are drawing infra investors to these assets, where investors might misjudge risk, and how scarcity impacts pricing power and long-term asset value. (10/2026)

October 26, 2026Episode 142820 min

Episode 1428: Marinas as operating infrastructure: What investors need to understand

Marinas historically have been viewed as waterfront real estate, yet more deals are closing in the infrastructure space. Can marinas really check both boxes? Jeremy Parks, president of Trident Marine Group, joins i3 editor Kali Arevalo to discuss what characteristics are drawing infra investors to these assets, where investors might misjudge risk, and how scarcity impacts pricing power and long-term asset value. (10/2026)

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