Episode Details

This week, we put on our toques and head to the TSX, where Meyer Orbach and Josh Gotlib are on a fascinating multifamily caper with their REIT GO Residential. We then take a back door into a special-servicer war, with Greystone accusing rival CWCapital of stealing its trade secrets to poach its business and talent. Finally, we head to a palatial, soon-to-be-empty office at 125 Park, where we take stock of the legacy of longtime Newmark CEO Barry Gosin – and what exactly a new leader will be coming into. Plus, our Punch List rundown of key industry happenings: BREIT's exit from self-storage, 800 Fifth Ave's financing hunt, Ishbia's UWM mess, Canary Wharf

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Further Reading/Listening
GO’s Multifamily AUM Gobbling ™
Loonie Tunes: Orbach, Gotlib Head to TSX
A Special Servicer Skirmish
Newmark’s Data Center Talent Shuffle
Ain’t No Party Like a Lutnick Party
Top Brokers Leave Newmark After Suing Firm, Boss
Howard Lutnick talks bank failures, Newmark’s competitors and more