CRE 360 Signal
CRE 360 Signal
CRE 360 Signal is your daily commercial real estate brief — the deals, capital flows, and structural shifts moving the market, with the institutional read on what they actually mean. In about five minutes, host Omid Shahbazian cuts through the noise so owners, lenders, and investors can see where the smart money is going. New episodes every morning.
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Jun 26, 2026
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Wall Street's Next Tower Goes Up in Dallas, Not New York — CRE 360 Signal, June 27, 2026 26.06.2026 1:35
Morgan Stanley is weighing a $1.3 billion office tower in Uptown Dallas — 709,000 square feet, room for as many as 4,800 jobs, and less than a mile from the $500 million campus Goldman Sachs is already building. This isn't a return-to-office story. It'...
Money Is Easy. Watts Are Hard. — CRE 360 Signal, June 26, 2026 25.06.2026 2:43
Texas just built a triage line for its power grid — because the line of projects waiting to plug in is bigger than the grid itself. On June 24, regulators approved “Batch Zero,” a single front door for any new load of 75 megawatts or more. The reason: ...
Tariffs Got Cut. Your Materials Bill Didn't. — CRE 360 Signal, June 25, 2026 25.06.2026 1:40
Developers got a tariff win in June — but the materials bill didn't get the memo. The White House cut construction-equipment tariffs from 25% to 15%, yet input prices still ran roughly 10% hotter year-over-year, with some steel, aluminum, and copper li...
The Maturity Wall Is a Filter, Not a Flood 24.06.2026 2:48
$875B in CRE loans are coming due — and everyone's calling it a wall of distress. They're wrong. It's not a flood, it's a filter, and the market is sorting winners from losers faster than ever. In this episode: • The maturity wall as a filter — retail ...
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