In this episode of The Industrialist, Jeremy and Will sit down with repeat guest Summitt Hogue, founder of GROWE, a Dallas-based commercial real estate firm focused exclusively on serving the various needs of third-party logistics companies across the United States. After beginning his career in commercial real estate, Summitt quickly identified the unique and under-served challenges faced by 3PLs.Summitt joins Jeremy and Will to dive deep into what’s actually happening in the 3PL and industrial leasing markets nationwide. From wild swings in rent to tariff dodging, overbuilt West Coast markets, foreign trade zones, and the real story behind who’s actually making deals—Summitt brings brutal honesty and market-tested insight. Whether you’re a broker, investor, operator, or just industrial-curious, this one’s packed with real-world strategy and straight-up game.

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Before Confessions of a Street Broker had a format or any momentum—Todd Hubbard was already in the studio.

This episode is a throwback to the first recording Jeremy ever did, with the guy who unknowingly helped shape the voice of the podcast. Funny enough, people still say, “Todd, you need to go on Jeremy’s podcast,”—not realizing he was the very first guest.

Todd returned just two weeks ago for a brand-new episode we released last Thursday, but this one is where it all started. Whether you’ve been following since day one or are just tuning in, this is a foundational episode worth hearing.