HeyJaredCRE Unplugged: Innovating from the Streets to the Skyline
The commercial real estate (CRE) industry, long resistant to change, is poised for transformation with AI and climate change driving the charge.
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Why Building Beats Buying, Industry Experts on the Housing Shortage w/ Bryan Lamb and Charles Tseng (opens the original)
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One guest is closing a deal to build eight townhomes on a former parking lot in San Jose. The other develops multifamily communities by the hundreds of units, nationwide. In this episode, Ryan Elazari sits down with Charles Tseng, Founder and CEO of Cityzone, and Bryan Lamb, EVP and Multifamily Sector Lead at Ryan Companies, to break down two opposite bets on how America actually gets housing built: AI-driven infill at the missing middle versus institutional multifamily at national scale. 🔑 WHAT
From Casper Mattress to Data Centers: Philip Krim's Bet on the Electron Economy (opens the original)
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Philip Krim spent eight and a half years turning Casper into a household name, then walked away from consumer almost entirely to bet on something people will never see. In this Founder Series episode, Philip Krim, Co-Founder and CEO of Montauk Capital, breaks down why bring-your-own-power is becoming the default way data centers get built and what it actually takes to build the infrastructure behind AI. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN Why bring-your-own-power is becoming the default way data centers get built
The CEO Breaking the AI Hype Cycle, Ryan Adelman of Verantum (opens the original)
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Every vendor in the built world calls itself an AI company. Verantum's CEO refuses to. In this Founder Series episode, Ryan Elazari sits down with Ryan Adelman, Chief Executive Officer of Verantum, to talk about why his company traded a 22-year-old brand name for one nobody had heard of, and what that rebrand signals about where building performance is headed. Phoenix Energy Technologies spent 22 years becoming the name that large, multi-site portfolio operators trusted to manage HVAC, refrigera
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