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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

One On One With Jeffrey Levine

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/10/04

Guest says that to do business in New York, you have to be able to "ride the waves - to absorb the ups and downs." Long-time colleague and friend, Jeff Levine, bullish on New York's future despite 9/11 and economic disruptions, reviews his early ventures in Williamsburg and West Chelsea (now Hudson Yards). Working with social service agencies, Levine builds senior housing, homeless facilities along with affordable and mixed income apartments.

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26:44

One On One With Kent Swig

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/09/28

Guest sites January 2021 as the beginning of a very active real estate market. New York City residences, looking to purchase their first apartments, showed interest in studios and one bedrooms; larger apartments followed. Tenants are slowly returning to Class A office buildings; Class B/C tenants are still working from home. Guest believes tenants have greater opportunity to negotiate deals.

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26:36

Affordable Housing in New York City: Update, Fall 2021

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/09/23

New York City's population is growing, along with the need for affordable housing. Guests - developers and lenders - commented on the challenges of acquiring land, construction costs, rezoning, the importance of sponsorship and thoughtful business plans to successfully develop and build much needed housing. The energy and support of HPD to preserve and build new affordable housing is discussed.

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26:46

Investment Sales in Light of Covid-19 and the Delta...

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/08/24

Noting that more deals are going to contract and that they're "doing OK," guests are confident that Covid-19 and the Delta Variant, countered by the booster, social distancing, and vaccination will have only a small effect on future sales. Guests discussed the rental market, citing opportunities in hospitality and multifamily, bio-science, and quality office buildings.

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26:46

Real Estate & Business Leaders View of the Market:...

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/08/16

Guests describe the office market as "very, very busy" but "tough on landlords!" Business is returning but with working from home, tenants are renting less space. The tenant-friendly residential market continues to offer concessions, while online viewing helps renters shop space, price and amenities. The 2019 Rent Laws and Covid have spurred real estate to move south, seeking less bureaucracy and restrictions on their business.

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26:40

What's Happening in Westchester & Connecticut

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/08/10

Discussing the attraction of transit-oriented properties to buyers/renters, guests site easy access to New York City, and restaurants, culture, entertainment at home - creating urban/suburban community living. Creative master plans vs "hard to do business in New York issues" make the suburbs attractive.

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26:35

Residential & Commercial Developments on Long Island

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/08/03

"There's a lot going on out there," says host Michael Stoler, as guests discuss the strengths of Long Island's real estate market: the residential markets, industrial properties, and assisted living facilities. Hospitality is substantially better, but along with retail - still a challenge. The office market, while not robust, has show remarkable resilience.

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26:37

The Comeback of Retail & Restaurants

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/07/19

Restaurateurs, owners, and attorneys - bullish about the industry's future as restaurants re-open in New York - discuss donating meals to health care workers, keeping a family business alive, the vaccine, the Restaurant Revitalization Act enabling re-hiring, and lenders' and developers' support to those presenting sound business plans.

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26:43

Creative Solutions for a Post-Pandemic World

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/06/30

Guests, with long histories and commitments to New York, discuss the post-pandemic comeback. The vaccine roll-out has increased confidence, enabling people to return to offices. Returning tenants are evaluating space needs and owners are repositioning, modernizing and improving the environment of many of their buildings with amenities, out-door space, refurbished lobbies and elevator cabs.

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26:23

Primer on Cannabis

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/06/24

To date, numerous states have legalized the medical and/or recreational use of cannabis, developing profitable businesses in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, and agriculture The federal government has not yet enacted legislation that would end the prohibition of cannabis, removing its listing from the Controlled Substances Act. Guests describe the legal gray areas currently burdening the cannabis industry: banking, exces

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26:36

Money for Real Estate Post Pandemic

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/06/17

Guests from the banking industry note that while the process is just beginning - we are coming out of the pandemic! Recovery has been faster than many expected; some retail and most stable assets nearing pre-pandemic "normal." The office market is still lagging as companies are evaluating the repopulation of their offices. Too high luxury retail rents have been falling, and some retailers are going into brick-and-mortar. Note-on-note financing discussed.

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26:40

What's Really Happening in New York's Condo Market

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/06/13

Condo Market numbers are up! Virtual tours, pent-up demand and the vaccine are spurring in person visits. Guests discuss the increased number of signed contracts, many on larger units with upgrades. Coming out of Covid-19, financing is still a challenge.

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26:30

One-On-One With James Kuhn, Newmark Group

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/06/01

James Kuhn has experienced various cycles during his long real estate career - all related to imperfect financial, banking or tax systems. COVID-19 is a health-care crisis, different from all the rest that, in the end, a healthy company could survive. Discussing New York's resurgence, Kuhn notes the city's commitment to bio-science, having the ingredients necessary to advance the industry; the growth of Industrial operations; the importance of Public/Private cooperation and the significance of

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27:17

The Residential Rental Market

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/05/27

Rentals are now moving, there's a pent-up demand, buyers are coming up to seller's price, greater activity as Covid-19 figures improve. Business is a "coiled spring, a rattle snake, ready to strike," is a guest's dramatic description of the improvement in the rental market. Investors describe New York's market as fragmented; institutional investors are coming back.

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26:41

New York Adapts SALT Cap Workaround

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/05/20

Tax experts discuss the SALT Cap Workaround, available to partnerships and S corporations, comprised solely of individual partners or shareholders. This workaround will enable those businesses that qualify, to deduct from their federal taxes, the $10,000. cap on state and local tax deductions, imposed by the 2017 Tax Reform Act.

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26:49

What's Happening in the Wine Country of the North Fork

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/05/04

Unable to host large gatherings due to the pandemic, forced to limit the number of people visiting the North Fork vineyards, guests describe their efforts to stay connected with customers with reservations only visits, wine education tours, small, private gatherings and selling wines directly to consumers. Guests discussed organic wine, sustainability and the next generation of wine makers.

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26:42

One-on-One with Scott Rechler, RXR Realty

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/04/28

Due to Covid-19, the energy that drives New Yorkers was, according to Scott Rechler, temporarily "on pause." Accelerated vaccinations and increased technology have prompted office market recovery plans that include full time and hybrid work models. E-commerce, recovery in the rental market, urban & suburban interconnects, property conversions for industrial use - also discussed.

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26:48

Bio-Science: The Growth Industry of the 21st Century

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/04/21

Guests discuss the development of facilities dedicated to the growth of the bio-science industry. New York - with public/private support, academic talent, and space, is seen as an important hub for this industry. The Taystee Lab Building - a 355,000 square foot facility in Harlem, located between Columbia and The City College is one example of new construction. Additional locations, some new and some conversions, also discussed.

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26:17

Emerging Trends in Office Space Utilization

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/04/15

Guests describe plans to provide the office market with the "best-in-class" office buildings. By comparing the office of the future to a hotel, where hospitality, security and support staff are in touch with tenants, they are creating a tenant-friendly environment, bringing business owners closer to occupants. Park space, restaurants, enhanced technology, flexible schedules, part of many plans.

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26:59

The Hospitality Market Outlook: Challenges &...

CUNY TV"s The Stoler Report ·

2021/04/08

An industry deeply affected by Covid-19 is hospitality. Banks and clients explore ways to stay in business: converting to rentals and office space, creating private dining rooms; landlords have been supportive of restaurants; ghost-kitchens, take-out, pop-ups are doing well. Leisure travel and personal events are expected to return sooner then business travel.

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