Spencer G. Levy

Coming up, inside the real estate strategies and tactics of a Fortune 500 brand, one of America's largest companies and how they evolved to serve both corporate needs and customer relationships on a massive scale.

I'm Spencer Levy, and that's right now on The Weekly Take.

Welcome to the Weekly Take in Denver.

And we are delighted to be here with our friends from Charter Communications, starting with Carrie Walters.

We look forward to having you back again next week as we continue to seek insights from across the commercial real estate spectrum.

Thanks for joining us.

I'm Spencer Levy.

Be smart, be safe, be well.

I made some asks that I might not have made otherwise because it was going to be via Zoom.

But we have Spencer Levy, who is a chief client-facing officer for CBRE, and that's one of the podcasts that I follow.

He hosts a weekly podcast called The Weekly Take.

And so we had Spencer that first year.

Coming up, in a conversation recorded at the end of Q3 in late September, we make sense of the net lease business with a focus on manufacturing.

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Welcome to the Weekly Take, and we are back in New York City talking about not just net lease, but a specific focus on manufacturing, starting with Gordon Whiting from TPG.

Been in the business over 30 years, Gordon.

Thank you so much for coming out.

Spencer, thank you.

And my good friend, Will Pike, who leads CBRE's net lease business.

Will,

And he predicted that that demand for Class A would do exactly what you just said, which is they'll run out of attractive space and it'll start to trickle down into the Class A minus B plus that you just talked about.

I'll give you a funny term, Manis, that you maybe heard, maybe you didn't, but it came up in Spencer Levy's Weekly Take podcast, the term office resorts, where they're adding enough amenities to office buildings that they're actually tacking on the description office resorts to characterize offices that have spas, that have even like dog daycare centers or hair salons.

So it's getting a little out of hand.

When I hear the word resort, I immediately bristle because I start to think of the term resort fee, which sticks in my craw a lot.

Coming up, disrupting office experience as workplace real estate makes a comeback in the Golden Gate City.

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Welcome back to San Francisco on The Weekly Take, and we've got two terrific guests here, starting with Cyrus Sanandaji.

And thank you for being fans of our show.

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I'm Spencer Levy.

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Bob's Discount Furniture, don't sleep on it.

I'm Spencer Levy, and that's right now on The Weekly Take.

Welcome to The Weekly Take, and we are delighted to be here today in Manchester, Connecticut, with our friends from Bob's Discount Furniture, starting with Ryan Schaffer.

Ryan, thanks for coming out.

We're also starting to look ahead to a new season in 2027, so don't touch that dial.

For now, thanks for joining us.

I'm Spencer Levy.

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