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CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report

The Stoler Report, Real Estate Trends in the Tri-State region, is New York"s only television broadcast featuring real estate and business leaders. Hosted by Michael R. Stoler, the monthly program features lively round-table discussions of topical issues in the world of real estate. The series has aired on CUNY TV since 2003.

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26:45

What’s Happening in the Gowanus

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/03/16

Hoping that the years-long effort to rezone the Gowanus is coming to fruition, guests describe their commitment to the Gowanus Canal, and their views of the location as the focus of development in Kings County, creating market rate units, affordable to low-income and working-class families, mixed use commercial, industrial space, schools, spurring business and job growth.

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26:35

Gaming & Sports Betting

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/03/09

Sports betting, in New Jersey, a thriving billion dollar business, is the third largest business of its kind, on the globe!! To date, 30 states, including New York, allow sports betting. New Jersey's tax rates of 8% to 15% are discussed as reasonable compared with New York's extraordinary 51% on transactions. Guests discuss Esports , brick & mortar casinos, gambling habits and the industry's role in addressing responsible gambling.

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26:37

Cannabis Update

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/03/02

The sale of medical and recreational cannabis is legal in New Jersey. Considering legal cannabis as a social equity business, an opportunity for ownership and employment for low income entrepreneurs, guests discuss the challenges to all who may be interested in this enterprise: licensing, communities - welcoming and not welcoming - the trade to their communities, the extraordinary difficulty in banking, and cumbersome tax structures.

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26:43

Residential Development in New Jersey

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/02/24

Guests discuss New Jersey's Gold Coast and the housing boom in Hoboken and Jersey City, continuing in Journal Square and the Cliffs. While demand is high, supply of residential properties is low, especially of Affordable Housing as municipalities are slow to approve new projects. Building support of Affordable Housing in volume is limited to the highly competitive and limited supply of federal tax credits. Greater support is needed. Senior housing, malls, walkable-downtown development is

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26:38

What's Happening in the New York City Office Market

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/02/16

The Garment Center - convenient to transportation - is working its way westward, from 42nd Street to about 34th Street - attracting tenants to the area's magnificent Art Deco and steel and glass buildings, to the popular Bryant Park, and to relative bargain rents. The area is trending upward; on a modified basis, people are returning to work, amenities are being enlarged and improved.

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26:49

Update on the Residential Rental Market in New York City

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/02/03

Despite the challenges associated with multi family real estate, a regulated business in New York, guests are positive about New York "coming back strong," and in investing in this interesting asset class. Developers discuss an extension or new 421a program, vital to New York's future, Independent, Assisted Living and Senior Housing. All support the conversion of hotels to rentals - acknowledging that it was "easier said than done!"

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26:55

Development of Residential Properties in 2022

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/02/03

Celebrating a new year, a new administration, guests anticipate a good year for residential development, citing capital available for public/private partnerships to develop affordable housing. Guests discuss the tax credit issue of the successful Affordable New York Program-421a, land acquisition and pros and cons of areas considered for development: Harlem, Coney Island, Gowanus, East New York and more.

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26:53

Business Leaders Ask: What Can We Expect in 2022?

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/01/26

Business leaders: a realtor, bankers and a tax expert, consider "where we're going in 2022!" Bankers see another good year in financial services, but are a bit uneasy with acquisitions and real estate investments. Guests discuss the increase in bank mergers, tax legislation, the future of 1031s, interest rates and inflation. Careers and opportunities in banking, accounting and finance are explored.

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27:15

Banking in 2022

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/01/20

Considering the future - a new year, new administration - guests foresee an aggressive continuation of bank mergers as opportunities to extend their footprint in the market. Bankers discuss the effects of LIBOR, Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac and interest rates, rent stabilized, multi-family buildings, cannabis shops, and vacancies and downward rents in New York's high rent areas.

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26:49

Outlook for the State of Retail in 2022

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/01/13

Consulting guests and his Crystal Ball, Michael Stoler determines that "retail is booming." Food and beverage wellness concepts, wellness brands and services are coming to New York, some to integrated commercial space with food halls, fitness establishments and more. As business improves, foreign investors, new brands are looking to return or enter NYC's markets. SoHo, Broadway, brick & mortar businesses, repurposing malls and shopping centers - all discussed.

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26:42

One-On-One With John Catsimatidas

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2022/01/03

John Catsimatidis, optimistic and enthusiastic about New York's future strongly believes in "spreading the risk" and diversified investments. Guest discusses various real estate asset classes: retail vs. condo, the grocery business and unions, the industrial market, bio-sciences and Florida.

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26:42

Outlook on the Hospitality Industry for 2022

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/12/29

Developers, owners, bankers - very cautious when considering new hotel construction in New York City, describing the price of land, availability of supplies and hard-to-come-by labor. Guests discuss the popularity of limited service hotels versus conventional establishments. Financing is hard to get as the banks' hotel portfolios are still under stress.

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26:46

Opportunities in Commercial Real Estate in 2022

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/12/01

Guests discuss opportunities for commercial real estate in the New York Metro area and in northeast Florida, particularly the just under A-quality industrial and multi-family classes in NE Florida. Others focus on condos and risk-adjusted return investments in condo inventory. Also reviewed: the return of foreign investors; New Jersey and Westchester, commutable to New York; senior and affordable housing; technology and life science - long-term to success but important to New York's future.

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26:53

Real Estate Professionals Outlook for 2022

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/11/29

Guests representing real estate asset classes and public accounting discuss aspects of the hospitality industry incorporated into the office market. In addition to renovated lobbies, clients look for amenities not usually seen in commercial buildings. Also discussed, residential and mixed-use properties in emerging markets in Brooklyn and Queens.

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26:36

Outlook on the Office Market: Fall 2021

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/11/17

Guests discuss the ups and downs of the New York office market. An encouraging uptick in some portfolios is due to the number of employees returning to the office. Leasing and rents remain an issue of location and supply vs. demand. Newer quality buildings are most in demand; question is - what is the future of obsolete buildings? Co-working spaces, flexibility leasing, clustering, zoning - all considered.

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26:47

Why are the Condo/Coop/Townhouse Markets Doing Well?

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/11/11

Guests comment: It's a buyer's market OR a seller's market - depending on where you are and what you have to sell! Condos are attracting parents buying for their children, who are moving east; Coops are less attractive as Boards can be difficult to deal with, and Townhouses appeal to families, as these facilities provide more space and more privacy. Brooklyn and Queens markets have been an alternative to Manhattan; Staten Island is difficult to develop, and the Bronx provides homes to renters.

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26:52

What's Happening in the Hamptons?

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/11/04

Builders, developers declare "the Hamptons are on fire," fast becoming a year-round residence, and facing issues common to many growing areas: traffic, described as "unbelievable;" affordable housing, proposals to build face opposition; and overcrowded schools. Land is scarce and building approvals are hard to get. Real estate is booming, restaurants are staying open as long as possible.

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26:44

Revitalization of the Restaurant Business

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/10/29

Chefs, owners, restaurateurs are starting to see "folks coming back to the restaurant!" Still unfilled offices remain a problem but New Yorker's have shown great support by generously accepting Covid sur-charges, outdoor dining, and fund raisers. Current challenges: scarcity of labor has caused limited hours/days open; broken supply chain, products not available, menu changes, erratic deliveries, difficult landlords and higher prices!

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23:58

Return to Office: Necessary Steps & Safety Protocols

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/10/21

As more and more workers return to offices and as representatives of an essential service, working to keep real estate from becoming a transmission site, guests discuss their comprehensive approach to cleaning and disinfecting facilities, designed to protect and reassure workers and tenants. Improved technology: temperature scanners, electrostatic spray cleaners; science: universal vaccinations and testing are essential.

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26:47

What's Really Happening in the Industrial Market:...

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/10/13

Industrial is ranked #1 as a real estate asset class and a highly sort after commercial investment. E-commerce sales and demand for over-night and even same-day delivery are driving "last mile" industrial facilities. Space for hard core industrials: garbage trucks, waste-recycling, parking, light manufacturing is not available. Labor shortages, scarcity of land, rezoning, building conversions, multi-story facilities are discussed.

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