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Insiders: John Santora on the career that took him from Building Engineer to CEO (opens the original)
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Commercial real estate has gone through extraordinary change over the last half century. Few people have had a front-row seat to that evolution quite like John Santora. In this episode of Real Talk Insiders , John shares the remarkable career journey that took him from building engineer at Cushman & Wakefield to CEO of WeWork. Want to learn more about REBNY? Visit https://www.rebny.com/
Insights: Is New York building enough housing? (opens the original)
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New York City needs more housing, but are we building enough, and at the scale we need? REBNY Senior Data and Policy Researcher Henry Perez-Tlatenchi breaks down REBNY's latest New Building Construction Pipeline Report, what the shift toward smaller projects means, and what the data could signal for the city’s housing goals. To read REBNY's New Building Construction Pipeline Report, visit https://www.rebny.com/reports/q2-2026-new-building-construction-pipeline-report/ Want to learn more about RE
How can NYC turn big events into economic impact? (opens the original)
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New York City is having a moment. The Knicks have won the championship. The World Cup is underway. And the country just marked its 250th Anniversary. Through it all, New York is at the center of the action. But how does that energy turn into real economic impact? In this episode, we’re joined by Melissa Pumphrey, Chief Economist at NYC Economic Development Corporation, to break down what this moment means for New York City’s economy, how businesses can make the most of it, and where real estate
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