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Marilynn Joyner, the founder of Her Workplace – a startup that offers  physical coworking space, in person events and a digital networking and career resource platform – all tailored for women and nonbinary people, at this moment in the world of work. 

Jarred Schenke and Ethan Rothstein talk over the Nightingale Properties and CrowdStreet deal that resulted in a DOJ investigation and the disappearance of millions of investor dollars.  Read more: Inside Nightingale Properties, The CRE Firm At The Center Of The Missing Millions DOJ, SEC Investigating Nightingale After $40M Of Investor Cash Allegedly Diverted To CEO's Accounts Crowdfunding Industry Tries To Restore Confidence In Wake Of Nightingale Fraud Allegations

Ben Van Leeuwen, the co-founder of Van Leeuwen ice cream talks about building expanding the business overseas, handling inflation -- and why American consumer habits are perfect for a pricey ice cream chain. 

Reporters Olivia Lueckemeyer and Maddy McCarty talk over the Texas miracle, and what might be threatening it. We also hear from the former Texas Governor and former Secretary of Energy in the Trump Administration Rick Perry on why he doesn't think government should intervene in the housing crisis. "Government should do a few things, do those few things really well and then get the hell out of the way – and let the private sector do what the private sector does best … if you become so popular that the market is able to raise the cost of where people can’t afford it, at some time in the future there will be a self correction.” Read the series here:Everything's Bigger In Texas: Angry Neighbors, Aging Policies And Lack Of Will Are Digging A 10-Gallon Housing HoleThe Nation’s Second-Worst Housing Shortage Is Crashing Into ‘The Texas Miracle’

Donohoe Hospitality President  Thomas Penny speaks on recruiting to deal with the labor crisis, his concern about the debt ceiling and the business to make the most of that so-called “bleisure travel." “At the height of the pandemic, we  saw a massive loss of life …a lot of folks throughout the country, their priorities have shifted to realize just how fragile today is. You have folks who will pay a premium to make certain they will make the most of the day." Also on the is episode, Tiffany Townsend, the executive Vice President of Global communications at NYC Tourism and Conventions talks the recovery in New York City. 

Trepp's Manus Clancy talks over the debt ceiling crisis, the environment of "extend and pretend" and how the banking crisis is affecting real estate lending. 

Shlomi Ronen, of Dekel Capital and Ron Zeff of Carmel Partners talk the banking crisis, investment opportunities and recessions threats. Read More: First Republic Bought By JPMorgan Following Bank's FailureFollowing Collapse Of Other Regional Banks, PacWest Weighs Sale

Jordan Kavana, the CEO and founder of Ark Homes for Rent, talks about the growth of the single family rental market, domestic migration, and SFR's reputation as the destroyer of the American dream, home ownership. Read more: Major Apartment Owner And Single-Family Rental Owner Team Up To Buy $3B In 'Horizontal Multifamily' Newmark Creates SFR Team In Anticipation Of Investor Comeback Huge Firms Like Blackstone Are Slowing Their SFR Purchases. They Won't Be Down For Long This episode presented by LendingOne. 

Bisnow Reports heads to the annual Real Estate Board of New York's  party to talk politics, uncertainty and the complexity of the market. Read More: PHOTOS: REBNY’s 127th Gala, Where Politics Took Center Stage

Bob Knakal, head of JLL's New York Private Capital Group, and Walker & Dunlop's Aaron Appel speak about the investment sales market, value resets and the market battle between fear and greed. Read More:Wave Of Distressed CRE Sales Coming: ColliersThe Long-Awaited New York City Office Repricing Wave Is HereBisnow Reports is hosted and produced by Miriam Hall. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts – and please leave us a review. 

In this bonus episode, Bisnow reporters unpack the findings of a multi-story investigation into the real estate industry's approach to reducing emissions. 

On this episode, Alicia Glen, the former Deputy Mayor for Housing & Economic Development who now runs MSquared, a real estate development and investment platform. We’re talking about housing policies before the legislature right now, the political climate under Gov. Kathy Hochul versus Andrew Cuomo, good cause eviction and advancing women and people of color in real estate. Read More: Former NYC Deputy Mayor Raises Fund To Back Affordable Housing DevelopersNew York's Multifamily Developers Say They’re ‘Fighting For The Right’ To Build Bisnow Reports, is hosted and produced by Miriam Hall. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts – and please leave us a review. 

On this episode, Kevin Fagan, the head of CRE Economic Analysis at Moody’s Analytics, talks about the Federal Reserve's decision to raise rates, the state of the CMBS market and how commercial real estate may be less exposed to regional banks than many think. Read more:From Bad To Worse: Bank Failures Thin Ice Under Expiring Office Loans JPMorgan, Blackstone Execs Warn Of Deepening Commercial Real Estate DistressBank Contagion Fears Shake The Foundation Of Commercial Real Estate At Its Core Bisnow Reports, is hosted and produced by Miriam Hall. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts – and please leave us a review. 

Sonny Kalsi, a co-CEO of BentallGreenOak to help make sense of the banking crisis that has already led to two U.S. bank failures and the takeover of Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse, and to assess what it means for commercial real estate.

CREtech CEO Michael Beckerman on why he thinks the desperate need for a greener, more sustainable built environment will be a “gold rush” for Proptech. 

Madison Realty Capital's Josh Zegen talks about the state of the financing markets, and the opportunities to provide leverage to other lenders. 

Developer Bruce Teitelbaum talks about One45 Harlem, his proposed mixed-use housing development in Harlem that has received vehement opposition from the local council member. 

Samir Tejpaul talks over how company is approaching modifications with their borrowers, why the company will bel be patient – depending on the circumstances -- and why he thinks location of an office asset is more important than its age or class. 

'Beyond Crisis Mode': NYC Housing Development Crippled By Red Tape And Political Backlashhttps://www.bisnow.com/new-york/news/multifamily/state-of-the-market-116486

Nuveen Taps Industrious To Create Tenant Network Across National Portfolio https://www.bisnow.com/national/news/office/nuveen-taps-industrious-to-create-tenant-network-across-national-portfolio-117400Hybrid Work Adoption Driving Rush Of Coworking Consolidation https://www.bisnow.com/national/news/coworking/coworking-flex-office-hybrid-work-wework-industrious-113072Companies Ramp Up Coworking Expansions, A Rare Office Market Bright Spothttps://www.bisnow.com/national/news/coworking/companies-ramp-up-coworking-expansions-a-rare-office-market-bright-spot-116034