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Industrial CRE Experts on Gov Land Deals-Tax Impact-Infra for GlobeSt.com

I’m interested in the following questions and how they might apply more broadly to industrial commercial real estate.: 1. How often/when do local governments object to purchases of land or facilities? 2. How frequently are purchases, federal government or not, done in secret? How unusual is this? 3. What are the tax implications for local areas in such purchases? Do they completely lose the tax revenue? 4. In such large projects, who gets the bill for the necessary infrastructure to service the facility? 5. Anything else I’m not asking that would be of interest to those in commercial real estate? This is for GlobeSt.com with a 2/25/2026 5pm ET deadline. It involves things happening with ICE, but it is focused on some commercial real estate questions, not political. You can reach me via email to [email redacted].

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CRE & Tariff Law Experts on SCOTUS Tariffs Ruling–GlobeSt.com–6pm ET

For GlobeSt.com: Legal and commercial real estate experts on SCOTUS tariffs ruling I’m writing about the tariffs ruling and its direct and indirect implications for commercial real estate. I’m also interested in how the Trump administration might react and what other channels it has for an end run around the ruling. I’m looking for experts with deep and extensive knowledge in either CRE or tariff law. By the way, I will have a similar query out for Forbes online as I plan to write about this for the weekend. I’m likely going to focus on interviews, though might use some comments, depending. Email to use is [email redacted]. Deadlines are 6pm ET today, 2/20

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Economic & CRE Experts on GDP-PCE Data Impact for GlobeSt.com

For GlobeSt.com: Economic and commercial real estate experts on economic data The misses on GDP and PCE were harsh. I’m looking for explanations of what it happened, what it might mean for interest rates going forward, commercial real estate, and the economy in general. I’m looking for deep expertise (please don’t try to wing an answer if the specifics aren’t normally what you deal with). I’m likely going to focus on interviews, though might use some comments, depending. Email to use is [email redacted]. Deadlines are 6pm ET today, 2/20

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Fraud Prevention Experts on Real Estate Invoice Scams - GlobeSt.com

A commercial real estate company just experienced an attempt to collect on a convincingly created fraudulent vendor invoice. I’m interested in speaking with experts who can discuss trends and have dealt either with real estate companies or mid-sized to large companies. Some topics: how prevalent this is, how are fraudsters get the info to create such materials, what other types of digital scams are happening, how ready most companies are to recognize them, and how companies should set up processes to protect themselves. This is for GlobeSt.com, deadline is Tuesday, Feb. 17, 4pm ET. Please reply to [email redacted].

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Multifamily Real Estate Lawyers on HUD Verification Demand - GlobeSt.com

The Department of Housing and Urban Development sent letters to landlords demanding HUD-funded housing eligibility verification within 30 days. It’s a follow-up to an initial letter in December 2025. I’m looking for lawyers who work in multifamily real estate, preferably with clients dealing with the situation (no need to identify the clients), who can comment on the advice they’re giving. Also, I’m interested in the complexities of compliance and the accuracy of identifying “ineligible non-American tenants.” Additional references and context: - [url=https://substack.com/app-link/post]Seeking multifamily real estate lawyers who can comment on HUD demand on landlords to prove tenant federal aid eligibility[/url] - Please email me at [email redacted]. It's for GlobeSt.com; deadline is today, Jan. 26, 5pm EST.

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Economists-Financial Experts on 10-Year Yield Jump for GlobeSt.com

Looking for comments from economists and large-scale financial experts on jump in the 10-year yield It's for GlobeSt.com, deadline is 4pm ET on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026. The 10-year yield jumped nearly 10 basis points over the weekend. I’m interested in why, though guessing that it might have something to do with Greenland and the threat of some new tariffs, but am open to other potential explanations. Please email me at [email redacted]. Reference/resource link: [url=https://substack.com/app-link/post]https://substack.com/app-link/post[/url]

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Mortgage-Backed Securities & Treasurys Experts - GlobeSt.com 1-14

I’m writing a follow-up on my GlobeSt.com piece about Trump’s call for $200B in mortgage-backed securities purchases by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (https://www.globest.com/2026/01/12/mortgage-bonds-back-in-the-spotlight-as-trump-urges-massive-purchases/). The new piece is looking at the more complex interplay between long-term Treasurys (especially 10-year notes), the Fed’s actions (not just the MBS asset rundown off its balance sheet but the focus on short-term Treasurys), and the impacts on both consumer mortgages and multifamily financing. Also, if houses get easier to buy, does that potentially leave multifamily investors and owners in more of a pickle, because that would lower demand, increasing the impact of oversupply in some geographic regions. Looking for experts on mortgage-backed securities, Treasuries, the Fed, and effects on consumer and multifamily mortgages. It's for GlobeSt.com. Deadline is 5pm ET on Wednesday, Jan. 14. Reference my prior GlobeSt.com piece for context: https://www.globest.com/2026/01/12/mortgage-bonds-back-in-the-spotlight-as-trump-urges-massive-purchases/ General submission instructions: Respond by the deadline indicated (5pm ET on Wednesday, Jan. 14).

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CRE Capital Experts on TPG-Quarterra Strategy-Same Day-GlobeSt.com

Looking for commercial real estate capital experts to talk about TPG deal for Quarterra On the surface, TPG's acquisition of a majority interest in Quarterra from Lennar is about buying a multifamily platform. However, TPG has said its CRE platforms have been sitting on $13B of undeployed capital. I'm looking to talk to experts about how this might be more opening a channel to move pent-up capital into an existing development platform with a $1B commitment, basically using the investment to offset development losses and loosen balance sheet constraints to restart growth, like a different form of distress investment. I'm also interested in other recent examples of this strategy. Please reach me at [email redacted]. - This is for GlobeSt.com. - Deadline is 7pm ET today, Jan 8. - [url=https://substack.com/app-link/post]Looking for commercial real estate capital experts to talk about TPG deal for Quarterra[/url] - [url=https://substack.com/app-link/post]https://substack.com/app-link/post[/url] - [url=https://open.substack.com/pub/erikshermanpitchrequest/p/looking-for-commercial-real-estate-8cc]READ IN APP[/url]

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Wealth Management Expert on Trusts Impacting CRE Investors-GlobeSt.com

Looking for comments for GlobeSt.com, deadline today, 12/29, by 7pm ET, about types of trusts the WSJ wrote about. The WSJ article: https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/south-dakota-trusts-state-taxes-0aa26539. I’m looking at what it means for commercial real estate investors and who gets the full benefit. Is it just for private equity, venture capital, and hedge funds executives? Comments to [email redacted] are welcome. Sources need to be absolute experts in wealth management and the use of these types of trusts.

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Last-Mile Delivery Optimization Expert for GlobeSt.com Target Feature

WSJ has a story on Target (https://www.wsj.com/articles/target-tests-new-models-for-next-day-delivery-463adbe7) and its search for new ways to get deliveries to customers on next-day schedules. I’m interested in the theory of how such things work. Are there known mathematical optimizations of distributed delivery models? Other insights into what has worked for others? The principles of any tradeoffs in offloading from busier stores to others? Other options/tradeoffs for greater efficiency, like central delivery sources? I could potentially take written comments over the weekend but would really like to close this out today. - For GlobeSt.com, preferred deadline is 7pm tonight (12/12), could potentially take comments into the weekend but would like to close this out today. - Please reply to [email redacted].

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Senior Housing CRE Experts on Blackstone Exit - GlobeSt.com - Same-Day

I’m looking for commercial real estate experts in senior housing who can address the WSJ story (https://www.wsj.com/real-estate/blackstone-is-offloading-a-flopped-1-8-billion-investment-in-senior-housing-4a7b85d9) about Blackstone offloading a lot of senior housing investments they had made. Some in the senior housing space stress how it is a good investment area, but if Blackstone has a disaster with it, what does it take for success? Is it a matter of having operating experience involved? Bad timing perhaps with too many acquisitions within a few years of the pandemic’s start? Something else? This is for GlobeSt.com, I'm looking to get any interviews/responses in by this evening, and I'm unavailable at 2pm EST. Or ET. Or whatever the recent schedule disruption is called.) Please try me at [email redacted] and a reply to this email.

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Tech Sources on CRE Innovation & Trends for GlobeSt.com

I regularly cover technology topics for GlobeSt.com (commercial real estate site). I’m looking for potential topics. They must have broader reach than what a particular company is going. Things like a recent close on an investment series for a startup alone isn’t of interest, though it might be a minor point in something bigger. If the pitch is, “see how wonderful this company is,” please don’t send it. Also, nothing bland and predictable like “AI is going to be important,” as stories like that are rampant. If you go to GlobeSt.com and go to the CRE tech center (https://www.globest.com/cre-tech-center/), you can find many examples of these types of stories. See the original post here: [url=https://substack.com/app-link/post]Seeking sources about technology use in commercial real estate[/url] Example/read in app: [url=https://open.substack.com/pub/erikshermanpitchrequest/p/seeking-sources-about-technology]READ IN APP[/url] Submission link: [url=https://substack.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.GnXDgu25m65sYTIFrWga8YZ7nXMAZs07vApq9nyts9E]Submit your pitch here[/url]

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