In today’s increasingly complex investment environment, the differences between public and private real estate markets are more than just structural—they’re strategic. On Episode 56 of The Real Finds Podcast, host and commercial real…
After a historic slowdown in total transaction volume, the industrial real estate market has a renewed appetite for acquisitions. However, the investment landscape in 2025 is far from straightforward. Liquidity challenges, rising energy…
When most developers talk about community, they’re referring to lot sizes, traffic patterns, and maybe a town square with a few restaurants. But when Tom Hoban talks about community, he’s talking about something…
The phrase “office space” no longer means what it did five years ago. In a post-pandemic world shaped by hybrid work, lifestyle flexibility, and rising urban costs, the physical workplace is undergoing a…
Impact investing is no longer just about making a difference—it’s about achieving exceptional financial returns while creating lasting, positive change. In this episode of the RealFinds Podcast, host Gordon Lamphere is joined by…
On this episode of the RealFinds Podcast, host Gordon Lamphere sits down with Tim Wallen, CEO of MLG Capital, to discuss the ever-changing real estate landscape. Drawing from decades of experience and over…
Today, Gordon Lamphere sits down with Matt Hutchinson, Communications Director at SpareRoom, to discuss the escalating housing crisis impacting both the UK and the US. With rents continuing to rise across major metro…
On today’s RealFinds Podcast, host Gordon Lamphere sits down with Robert Solomon, President and Chief Legal Officer, to explore his remarkable career journey and the strategies behind managing a multi-billion-dollar real estate portfolio….
We sit down with Chris Loeffler, a former finance professional turned seasoned real estate investor, who takes us on a journey through commercial real estate. Chris provides a firsthand look into today’s…
The housing crisis in the United States is reaching a critical point, with 77% of households unable to afford the median-priced home and a deficit of millions of homes needed to meet demand….
