In The Loop | Commercial Real Estate Conversations

Why does the space between buildings matter more than ever?In this episode ofIn the Loop, Pickard Chilton principal architect William Chilton joins us at Tower 46 in New York City to explore how office architecture is evolving worldwide. With a career spanning projects from Houston to Tokyo, Bill shares insights on the changing face of commercial real estate and the importance of public spaces.What you’ll learn:Why the “space between buildings” is now as important as the buildings themselvesHow

Can biophilic design transform how we work?In this episode ofIn the Loop, Ted Moudis Associates’ Director of Workplace Strategy, Michelle Beganskas Conn, shows how connecting people with nature is reshaping the modern office. Recorded at the iconic Chrysler Building, Michelle shares the science behind biophilic design, the impact of wellness on productivity, and the trends driving healthier, more flexible workplaces.What you’ll learn:What biophilic design is and why it matters for human health and

Can hospitality reinvent the workplace?In this episode ofIn the Loop, Convene Hospitality Group CEO Ryan Simonetti shares how his company is reshaping office and event spaces by blending hospitality, design, and flexibility. Recorded at Hudson Yards, Ryan discusses the future of work, the power of in-person experiences, and Convene’s global expansion.What you’ll learn:How Convene started and scaledWhy hospitality matters in commercial real estateThe impact of hybrid work and the pandemicWhat’s next

In this episode of No Cap, Jack Stone and Alex Gornik sit down with Ben Brown, Co-President of Brookfield’s Real Estate Group and Head of the Americas, to talk about the pivotal moments that shaped his career and the strategies behind some of Brookfield’s biggest deals.From breaking into Brookfield during the financial crisis to leading $10B+ acquisitions like GGP and Forest City, Ben shares the lessons learned, the risks taken, and the culture that keeps Brookfield ahead in a shifting real estate

How can office spaces help every brain thrive at work?In this episode ofIn the Loop, Kay Sargent, Director of Thought Leadership at HOK and author of “Designing Neuro Inclusive Workplaces.” Kay shares how inclusive design can transform offices for everyone, not just the neurodivergent. Discover why “one size fits all” fails, how small changes can boost wellbeing and productivity, and why designing for difference is a business advantage. If you care about people and performance, you’ll want to hear

How can workplaces endure ecologically, financially, and socially?In this episode ofIn the Loop, Jordan Goldstein, co-CEO of Gensler, explores the future of sustainable and resilient office design. From global design trends and innovative materials to the role of AI in commercial real estate, Jordan shares how the industry is rethinking sustainability. You’ll learn why repositioning existing buildings matters, how policy and incentives drive real change, and what it takes to create workplaces built

Why do some office buildings stay full while others sit empty?In this episode of In the Loop, workplace strategist Phil Kirschner breaks down what makes high-performing commercial real estate stand out. From treating office space like a product to borrowing lessons from hospitality, tech, and retail, Phil shares how landlords and occupiers can create flexible, frictionless environments people actually want to be in.Whether you’re in commercial real estate or just curious about the future of office

In The Loop launches on September 30th. Subscribe so you don't miss an episode! In The Loop is LoopNet’s commercial real estate podcast spotlighting the people, ideas, and innovations shaping the future of work. Each episode reveals how office space is evolving, from bold hybrid workplace design and smarter CRE strategies to groundbreaking technology and tenant experiences that truly matter.You’ll hear candid conversations with leading voices in architecture, workplace strategy, and urban innovation