The headlines say “commercial real estate is cooling”—but the data tells a different story. According to Deloitte’s 2026 Outlook, most investors still expect to increase their CRE exposure over the next 12–18 months. Why? Because in uncertain times, hard assets win.
While lending markets tighten and capital availability rises to the top of investors’ concern lists, some sectors are quietly outperforming expectations. Flex space, logistics, and data centers are gaining traction, while even the much-maligned office and retail categories are showing early signs of recovery. The “flight to quality” is real—but it’s not just about trophy assets anymore; it’s about smart underwriting, adaptive reuse, and mixed-use evolution.
In this week’s breakdown, we’ll unpack:
Why capital constraints might actually create your next best opportunity
How shifting rate expectations could reignite development pipelines
The surprising resilience of retail—and how failing malls might become the next great redevelopment play
If you’re preparing for 2026, now’s the time to think beyond today’s rates and position for the rebound.
Sponsored by www.CRECentral.com
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The headlines say “commercial real estate is cooling”—but the data tells a different story. According to Deloitte’s 2026 Outlook, most investors still expect to increase their CRE exposure over the next 12–18 months. Why? Because in uncertain times, hard assets win.
While lending markets tighten and capital availability rises to the top of investors’ concern lists, some sectors are quietly outperforming expectations. Flex space, logistics, and data centers are gaining traction, while even the much-maligned office and retail categories are showing early signs of recovery. The “flight to quality” is real—but it’s not just about trophy assets anymore; it’s about smart underwriting, adaptive reuse, and mixed-use evolution.
In this week’s breakdown, we’ll unpack:
Why capital constraints might actually create your next best opportunity
How shifting rate expectations could reignite development pipelines
The surprising resilience of retail—and how failing malls might become the next great redevelopment play
If you’re preparing for 2026, now’s the time to think beyond today’s rates and position for the rebound.
Sponsored by www.CRECentral.com
334. This Real Estate Strategy Pays Me $15,000 per Month
The Commercial Real Estate Investor Podcast
7 minutes 57 seconds
2 months ago
334. This Real Estate Strategy Pays Me $15,000 per Month
Most investors buy for cash flow first—and that’s exactly why they get stuck. I used a different approach: one active deal, a 1031 exchange, and a smart pivot into passive income. In this video, I break down the exact strategy I used to turn a 1.58-acre land entitlement deal into a self storage facility that pays me $15,000 a month—for life.
You’ll learn:
- Why starting with cash flow can slow your growth
- How to use active deals to force appreciation and create real equity
- The power of the 1031 exchange to keep your gains working for you
- How I doubled my money without swinging a hammer
- The step-by-step process you can use to scale faster and smarter
This isn’t theory—it’s a repeatable system I’ve used in my own portfolio and teach to my Mastermind students. Whether you’re flipping houses, managing rentals, or grinding through small deals, this framework can help you leap into serious, scalable wealth.
Sponsored by www.CRECentral.com
The Commercial Real Estate Investor Podcast
The headlines say “commercial real estate is cooling”—but the data tells a different story. According to Deloitte’s 2026 Outlook, most investors still expect to increase their CRE exposure over the next 12–18 months. Why? Because in uncertain times, hard assets win.
While lending markets tighten and capital availability rises to the top of investors’ concern lists, some sectors are quietly outperforming expectations. Flex space, logistics, and data centers are gaining traction, while even the much-maligned office and retail categories are showing early signs of recovery. The “flight to quality” is real—but it’s not just about trophy assets anymore; it’s about smart underwriting, adaptive reuse, and mixed-use evolution.
In this week’s breakdown, we’ll unpack:
Why capital constraints might actually create your next best opportunity
How shifting rate expectations could reignite development pipelines
The surprising resilience of retail—and how failing malls might become the next great redevelopment play
If you’re preparing for 2026, now’s the time to think beyond today’s rates and position for the rebound.
Sponsored by www.CRECentral.com
