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Real Estate Capital

Real Estate Capital

著者： Nancy Lashine
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 Real Estate Capital offers candid, one-on-one conversations with some of the most influential people in commercial real estate. Hosted by Nancy Lashine, Founder of Park Madison Partners, the show focuses on real estate investment and capital formation, with in-depth perspectives from some of the most respected decision makers in the institutional real estate community. You’ll learn about successful transactions, investment philosophies, innovative business strategies, real estate operations and technology, and the personal characteristics and skills that have propelled these individuals in their careers. 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • December 2025 Round-up | Real Estate Capital

    December 2025 Round-up | Real Estate Capital
    2025/12/24
    Nancy Lashine highlights memorable moments from the second half of Season 3 and offers a preview of the powerhouse guests shaping the future of Real Estate Capital.
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    7 分
  • Drew Murphy | Berkshire Global Advisors’ head of Private Markets Advisory

    Drew Murphy | Berkshire Global Advisors’ head of Private Markets Advisory
    2025/11/05
    Drew Murphy of Berkshire Global Advisors shares how to attain lasting success in private real estate by balancing capital, people, and purpose. Drew Murphy, head of Private Markets Advisory at Berkshire Global Advisors, sits at the center of real estate’s transformation—from entrepreneurial fund managers to institutional platforms. Named by PERE as one of the 100 most influential people in private real estate, Drew has advised on many of the industry’s headline deals, including Artemis’ sale to Barings, Blue Owl’s acquisition of Oak Street, and Colliers’ purchase of Harrison Street. In this conversation, Drew explains how the wave of manager consolidation since 2021 has been less about exit planning and more about scaling for growth. He breaks down the evolution of the GP stakes market, the rise of insurance-backed capital, and how private equity’s move into wealth and retail distribution is reshaping access to real estate. [15:11] “The market is consolidating. If you look across every report out there, [they are] just about the big getting bigger, and the middle market is getting, to a certain extent, pinched by that reality.” Drew also shares insights on how culture, trust, and alignment determine success long after a transaction closes. [1:06:08] “What we talk about across our firm is [when] providing very close-knit quality and honest advice, that really can't go wrong for you.” His perspective reveals why today’s most effective advisors think like both dealmakers and therapists—balancing capital, people, and purpose. Links: Drew Murphy | LinkedIn Berkshire Global Advisors’ Website
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    1 時間 14 分
  • Tom Gilbane | Rockpoint’s Co-President

    Tom Gilbane | Rockpoint’s Co-President
    2025/10/22
    Tom Gilbane, Co-President of Rockpoint, shares lessons from three decades of private equity—handshakes, home court advantage, and hard work. Tom Gilbane, Co-President of Rockpoint, reflects on a career that traces the evolution of modern real estate private equity—from Merrill Lynch and Westbrook Partners to building Rockpoint into one of today’s leading mid-market firms. Born into a family with deep construction roots, Tom learned early on the difference between a contractor’s 3% fee and a developer’s long-term stake. His career began on Wall Street during the REIT IPO boom of the 1990s before he joined Westbrook and later co-founded Rockpoint in 2003. Along the way, he helped shape a firm known for its focus on “address-level investing” and creating real estate entrepreneurs. [11:00] “You can’t market time, but you can definitely get things wrong.” Tom shares candid insights into cycles past and present—from the boom-and-bust of early opportunity funds to Rockpoint’s strategy of combining macro perspective with deeply local, micro-level execution. He reflects on home court advantage, why supply-demand-pricing power is the key to returns, and how operators have become just as important as capital in driving performance. [27:00] “There might be more equity for office than there is investible office, which sounds counterintuitive, but that’s the reality today.” From memorable deal stories like 299 Park Avenue to climbing Kilimanjaro with his 80-year-old father-in-law, Tom brings perspective, humor, and hard-earned wisdom about building teams, upholding a handshake culture, and playing the long game in real estate. Links Tom Gilbane | LinkedIn Rockpoint Website Rockhill Management Website
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    1 時間 11 分
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