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PODCAST x MARKET CUT THRU - Former IPD colleague Colm Lauder, one of the market’s best-known bankers, chats offices, retail repositioning, resi and why the share prices of many firms remain depressed. https://lnkd.in/ezj_XnVc In short, public markers always tend to smell what’s coming before valuers and the focus firms have on NAV has become problematic as the sector shifts far more towards operational performance. We debate whether modern offices are unrecognisable compared to what’s held In many legacy portfolios (a question for Shaun Simons, Oskar Sköldberg and Jack Pringle PPRIBA)   And we talk about whether UK firms are being too conservative with their gear. Are U.S. REITs outperforming because they do more with their balance sheets? And lots more besides. As ever, you can find this on any podcast platform. Mal Hunt Simon Durkin Jonathan Bayfield David Hatcher Richard Croft Austin Mitchell Boris Olujic Albert Yang Apple https://lnkd.in/gU6DGdu Spotify  https://lnkd.in/gCQwZ45 Amazon https://lnkd.in/e8AQsNEp Soundcloud https://lnkd.in/gNKmK5A 

On my podcast with Reed Goossens, we discussed the benefits of investing with experts. Reed targets accredited investors—those who understand the benefits of commercial real estate but prefer not to manage it themselves. These investors aim to diversify their portfolios, allocating a portion to commercial real estate. Reed's approach allows these investors to participate in multiple deals. They might invest with him or other sponsors they trust. He emphasized he's not the only sponsor; the Jobs Act allows investors to choose where they put their money. This freedom has transformed the industry over the last decade, empowering retail investors to make informed decisions about alternative asset investing.

NEW EPISODE! In this episode, Tom dives into the current economic uncertainties and shares insights on how the wealthy manage and grow their wealth in volatile times. Drawing lessons from the Tiger 21 group, he explores the importance of private equity, real estate,🏠 and taking control of your investments. He also emphasizes the value of personal development, skill building, and networking. Whether you're a business owner or working a 9-to-5, this episode offers actionable advice on how to assess your financial strategy, find new opportunities, and make informed decisions for long-term wealth growth. 📈 Apple 🎧 https://ow.ly/1WM850TrLRT Spotify 🎧https://ow.ly/KLby50TrLRS #WealthManagement #InvestingTips #Tiger21Group #RealEstateInvesting #PrivateEquity

The rise of #indexfunds and their impact on active management styles is discussed in Financial Times #unhedged pod. Are you buying America in the case of the S&P 500 or the #magnificent7? Actually, is the only thing you are buying into is the weight of capital? Does this apply to real estate? Active or Passive, if you place your money with more than one discretionary manager in a certain vintage do you just end up with over exposure to the flavour of the month? Much like Microsoft or Apple pull the market to #tech, is Blackstone Real Estate Holdings or LLC or Brookfield Properties real estates gravity that polarises capital? https://lnkd.in/eZT573mj

The Pros and Cons of Passive vs. Active Investing Subscribe to the show and catch this episode here 👉 https://apple.co/3wY4KQa #RealEstateInvesting #PhysicianInvestor #CommercialRealEstate

New episode of the podcast with the legend John Rogers of Ariel Investments. So great to talk about value, and the long-forgotten art of security selection. How to pick stocks and hold them, something people don't talk about enough anymore. https://lnkd.in/eQYi4bt9

The Art of Value Investing: Why Boring is Beautiful Full episode: https://lnkd.in/eFnpaJBY #ecommerce #ecommercetips #ecommercebusiness #ecommercemarketing

Thinking about buying? Now’s the time! With growing equity and great rates, investing today could mean big gains. Contact me for more information! Watch the full episode at https://bit.ly/3YiNgIb

I’ve been told for years (since I was 22 at least) that I’m stupid for thinking market corrections, even crashes, are good *for a certain group of people.* Namely, young investors looking to get into the market. Market corrections and crashes do suck, but only for one very specific demographic: existing investors *who choose to sell!* Again, because I was/am young I was told I was ignorant, even arrogant, for suggesting such a thing, and that the way young people get into the market is by investing into new companies, praying that they succeed, then trading up to big players when the individual companies have small dip. That unsustainable model get lambasted by Scott Galloway in this episode and I’ve never felt so validated in my view of markets. A great listen, especially if you’re young, looking to invest or expand your portfolio, and wondering what this weeks dip in the markets *probably* means. #futurelooksbright https://lnkd.in/exZerXng

FS Investments' Chief Market Strategist Troy A. Gayeski, CFA shares key takeaways on market conditions and asset allocation strategies in their latest podcast episode. https://lnkd.in/epbyzjcJ #LBO #buyouts