All Tracked Shows
America‘s Commercial Real Estate Show artwork

America‘s Commercial Real Estate Show

Bull Realty

Business, Investing, Newsen-us

America’s Commercial Real Estate Show™ is the nations leading video and podcast show on commercial real estate related topics. Host Michael Bull, economists, analysts, and market leaders share valuable intel, forecasts and success strategies. If you invest, advise, develop, own, or rent commercial property, land or apartments, subscribe now because this show is for you.

Listen on
190
Episodes Tracked
~4.4
Episodes / Month
Coverage Span

Recent Episodes

  1. REITs in 2026: Market Performance, Sector Trends, & Investment Opportunities

    Jul 21, 2026

    Edward Pierzak, Senior VP of Research at Nareit, discusses REIT market performance in 2026, noting strong outperformance of the broad equity market despite geopolitical shocks. He analyzes sector-specific trends, highlighting lodging and resorts as top performers while data centers rebound from 2025 weakness, and addresses the bifurcated office sector where well-located assets continue to perform solidly. Pierzak covers REIT operational metrics, balance sheet discipline, M&A activity, and positioning for continued momentum through year-end.

  2. Government Leased Office: The Impact of DOGE, Lease Stickiness & Stable Yields

    Jul 14, 2026

    Daryl Cray, CEO and President of Easterly Government Properties, discusses the government-leased office sector and its resilience amid market uncertainty. The episode covers DOGE's impact on federal real estate efficiency, why mission-critical government leases behave differently from commercial office, and Easterly's portfolio of 10 million square feet across 103 properties housing the U.S. federal workforce. Cray explains lease stickiness, expansion into state and local properties, and why government real estate offers stable 13-14% compounded returns with 7% dividends.

  3. CRE Mid-Year Outlook: Sector Convergence, "Higher for Longer" Rates & AI

    Jul 7, 2026

    Tim Bodner, Global Real Estate Deals Leader at PwC, discusses PwC's mid-year outlook on commercial real estate and real assets. The conversation covers sector-by-sector analysis including office, retail, industrial, multifamily, senior housing, medical office, and hospitality, with emphasis on emerging trends like sector convergence, the impact of AI on real estate operations, manufacturing reshoring, and the structural shift toward a "higher for longer" interest rate environment. Bodner highlights opportunities in high-quality asset repositioning, the rise of alternative asset classes, and technology adoption across traditionally slower-moving real estate segments.

  4. Office Market Terra Firma: Absorption, Obsolescence & Condo Conversions

    Jul 1, 2026

    Mark Savatelli, President and CEO of NAIOP (now rebranding to CREAD—Commercial Real Estate Development Association), discusses the office market recovery with host Michael Bull. Key topics include positive net absorption for the first time in 4 years, the role of trophy and Class A space concentration, functional obsolescence and demolitions/conversions removing supply, declining vacancy rates, and the shift toward collaborative office design. Savatelli presents NAIOP's semi-annual office demand forecast and offers cautious optimism about the next 18 months, tempered by economic uncertainties.

  5. CRE Strategies Live: 1031 Exchanges, Sale-Leasebacks & Market Outlook

    Jun 23, 2026

    Michael Bull, a commercial real estate broker and founder of Bull Realty, hosts a live episode of America's Commercial Real Estate Show at the Georgia CPAs conference. The episode covers practical client strategies across multiple CRE sectors including office, retail, industrial, and multifamily, with deep dives into 1031 exchanges, sale-leasebacks, owner financing, and tenant/landlord negotiations. Bull discusses market outlook, fed policy expectations, and contrarian investing approaches.

  6. Using Advanced Data & AI to Win Commercial Real Estate Deals

    Jun 17, 2026

    Ben Wilson from CCIM discusses Intellesite (formerly Site to Do Business), a comprehensive data and analytics platform designed for commercial real estate professionals. The episode covers key tools including Business Analyst (demographic and market data visualization), Database USA (business listings and filtering), financial calculators, void analysis for competitive positioning, and newly integrated AI assistants that simplify complex GIS workflows using natural language processing.

  7. Is Industrial Still CRE’s Darling? Tariffs, Reshoring, and the Data Center Boom

    Jun 10, 2026

    Ingrid Jaber, Director of Economic Research at Moody's Analytics, discusses the current state of industrial real estate in the US, examining occupancy rates, vacancy trends, and performance across subsectors. The conversation covers headwinds including tariffs, reshoring initiatives, excess supply, and their impact on cap rates and transaction volume. Jaber also addresses emerging opportunities in sunbelt markets, e-commerce demand, and data centers as the new CRE growth engine.

  8. Restaurant Real Estate: Inflation, Profit Margins, and Expansion Strategies

    Jun 4, 2026

    Darren Tristano, CEO of Foodservice Results, discusses the current state of the restaurant industry amid inflation, rising operational costs, and consumer spending pressures. He analyzes profit margins (averaging 5%), occupancy costs, and labor challenges, while identifying which restaurant concepts are thriving (fast casual, drive-through, limited service) versus struggling (family dining, full-service without delivery). Tristano provides actionable strategies for operators including automation, menu optimization around high-protein trends, occasion-based marketing, and leveraging the no-tax-on-tips policy to improve staff retention and service quality.

  9. Medical Office Buildings: Cap Rates, Occupancy Trends & Investor Strategies

    May 29, 2026

    Paul Zeman, President of Bull Realty's Healthcare Real Estate Services, discusses the strong performance of medical office buildings (MOBs) across the U.S., including record occupancy rates above 92.5% and trending rental rates around $26 triple net nationwide. The conversation covers cap rate trends (mid-6% range for larger assets), the distinction between medical and regular office buildings, tenant selection strategies, and acquisition advice for both new and experienced medical office investors. Zeman emphasizes the importance of running competitive bid processes to maximize asset value and highlights the growing demand for medical real estate driven by demographic trends and specialty mix considerations.

  10. Commercial Real Estate Valuation Trends with Anthony Graziano

    May 13, 2026

    Anthony Graziano, CEO of Integra Realty Services, discusses current commercial real estate valuation trends across major property types. The conversation covers office market challenges with wide valuation spreads, retail resilience tempered by consumer spending concerns, multifamily operational shifts toward concession reduction, and industrial market dynamics driven by replacement costs and supply constraints. Graziano also addresses lender behavior, interest rate expectations, and the importance of replacement cost analysis in predicting future market cycles.

Show artwork and metadata belong to the publisher and are shown here editorially, as part of documenting the corpus behind our analyses. Inclusion does not imply any endorsement of, or by, MeetBri.