This week's episode features Joel Friedland, a return guest who provide new and updated insights into the state of the industrial real estate market.

Jim Bartlett returns to the podcast to take a more in-depth look at the Environmental Site Assessment Phase II, as part of due diligence in commercial real estate property acquisitions.

When buying a commercial or industrial property, there's a lot that goes into due diligence reports. Jim Bartlett, senior vice-president at Bureau Veritas, joins host Chad Griffiths to explore this process, in Part I of a two-part interview.

Zane Hengsperger is a manufacturing operator dedicated to optimizing legacy shops and driving them toward operational excellence. He is also a senior associate at Windsor-based Radical Capital.

Erin Downey of High Associates discusses Microsoft's plans to reboot a Three Mile Island nuclear reactor in Pennsylvania, and utilize the power for its data centre, AI and other activities. She also offers an overview of the state's industrial sector.

International economist K.C. Conway joins the show this week for a fall 2024 update on both the North American economy and its potential impacts on the industrial real estate market.

Alex Thompson is the first Canadian selected as chair-elect of NAIOP, where he will assume the position in 2025. Thompson joins the show to discuss the organization itself, his involvement and today's commercial real estate issues.

Architect Matt Baran is the guest for this instalment, joining host Chad Griffiths to discuss a variety of architecture-related subjects with a focus on the industrial real estate sector.

Host Chad Griffiths and his guest co-host Matt Carroll team up again to add to a previous discussion with Dr. Jim Tompkins, diving deeper into supply chains and distribution issues.

This week Jeremy Mercer, CEO of Dallas-based Matador Capital, joins the broadcast for an in-depth chat about industrial real estate.

Adrian Ponsen, the director of U.S. industrial analytics for CoStar, joins host Chad Griffiths for an in-depth discussion about the current industrial real estate market, with a focus on the United States.

Dermody Properties CEO and president Doug Kiersey returns for Part II of this discussion focusing on industrial real estate. He and host Chad Griffiths explore deeper into the state of the market, investor appetites, market values, trends and more.

This week Douglas Kiersey, CEO and president of Dermody Properties, joins host Chad Griffiths to share insights into the industrial logistics sector. Kiersey shares experiences gained from purchasing and developing over $8B worth of warehouses and distribution centres.

In this week's episode, host Chad Griffiths is joined by Matt Carroll as they interview Dr. Jim Tompkins, one of the world's foremost experts in supply chain management.

In an episode which focuses on investment in class-B industrial real estate properties, Zach Harris and Hunt Rose of TruCore Investments join show host Chad Griffiths.

Industrial real estate investor Stephen Simpson joins host Chad Griffiths for a discussion about the sector in Canada. Simpson is the founder and principal of Toronto-based Focus Developments.

Aaron Halfacre, the CEO of Modiv Industrial, explores the manufacturing sector of industrial real estate. He and host Chad Griffiths dive into a range of topics related to the segment, and how it differs from other industrial building applications.

Investor Ronald Rohde joins host Chad Griffiths to break down an industrial outdoor storage transaction which he recently completed in Rohde's home state of Texas.

Today, New York-based guest Ori Schwartz joins host Chad Griffiths to talk about industrial real estate investing, and specifically about the middle-mile logistics sector.

Sean Dalfen, the president and CEO of Dalfen Industrial, joins host Chad Griffiths to talk about the industrial real estate market in 2024. Dalfen's company has a portfolio of over 50 million square feet of properties.

Guest co-host Matt Carroll joins regular host Chad Griffiths to interview Les Brand, CEO of Supply Chain Solutions. Griffiths calls Brand "a bona fide expert in the industry", as he shares insights gained from nearly 40 years of experience.