The 12th season of the Stoler Report-Real Estate & Business Trends debuted in September, 2012

September 18, 2012: Industry leaders outlook for 2013:

Guests include: James Carpenter, Ofer Yardeni, Steven Witkoff and Robert Knakal

Host Michael Stoler and guests Ofer Yardeni, Stonehenge Partners; James Carpenter, New York Community Bancorp; Robert Knakal, Massey Knakal Realty Services and Steve Witkoff, The Witkoff Group contemplate the future of the residential (to rent or to buy) markets and the office market. Some were concerned about the price of rents, asking "how high can they go?"

September 25, 2012: What's Happening in Brooklyn?

Mona Gora, Honorable Marty Markowitz, Peter Meyer, Josh Muss

Host Michael Stoler and guests Mona Gora, principal, Golden Lioness Corp; Joshua Muss, president, Muss Development; Peter Meyer, NYC market president, TD Bank; and Brooklyn's champion and borough president, Marty Markowitz. All of the show's guests are "high" on Brooklyn and the future of the borough.

October 2, 2012: What's Happening in Lower Manhattan?

Jerimiah Larkin, Janno Lieber, Michael Murray, Drew Nieporent

Host Michael Stoler talks with guests Janno Lieber, World Trade Center Properties; Jeremiah Larkin, Brookfield; Michael Murray, HHM and Drew Nieporent, Myriad Restaurant Group about the continued development of a 24-hour community in lower Manhattan. All agreed that spurring this development was accessibility to public transportation making this area a highly desirable location for the creative community and an exciting place for tourism.

October 9, 2012: Senior Real Estate Executives Outlook on the Market

Kenneth Bernstein, Bruce Mosler, Jay Shah, Bruce Schanzer

Panel: Bruce Mosler, Chairman, Global Brokerage, Cushman & Wakefield; Kenneth Bernstein, Pres. & CEO, Acadia Realty Trust; Jay Shah, CEO, Hersha Hospitality Trust; Bruce Schanzer, Pres. & CEO, Cedar Realty Trust.

October 16, 2012:  The Hot, Hot, Hot, Residential Market

Scott Alper, Laurie Golub, Michael Namer, David Von Spreckelsen

The Stoler Report, Real Estate Trends in the Tri-State Region, New York's only television broadcast featuring real estate and business leaders, began its first season on television and on CUNY TV in September, 2003 (the series has enjoyed two previous seasons on radio.) Hosted by Michael R.

October 23, 2012: Banking Executives Outlook on the Market

Domenick Cama, Frank Korzelwinski, Kevin Lynch, Matthew Petrula

The Stoler Report, Real Estate Trends in the Tri-State Region, New York's only television broadcast featuring real estate and business leaders, began its first season on television and on CUNY TV in September, 2003 (the series has enjoyed two previous seasons on radio.) Hosted by Michael R.

October 30, 2012: The Residential Rental & Condominium Market in the Metropolitan Area

Joel Bergstein, Kenneth Horn, Jeffrey Levine, Joseph McMillan

Panel: Joseph McMillan, CEO, DDG Partners; Joel Bergstein, President, Lincoln Equities Group; Jeffrey Levine, Chairman, Douglaston Development; Kenneth Horn, President, Alchemy Properties. (Taped: Oct. 10, 2012) The Stoler Report, Real Estate Trends in the Tri-State Region, New York's only television broadcast featuring real estate and business leaders, began its first season on television and on CUNY TV in September, 2003 (the series has enjoyed two previous seasons on radio.)

November 6, 2012: What's Happening in New Jersey?

Ron Beit, Anthony DiTomasso, Jeffrey Schotz, Eric Witmondt

The Stoler Report, Real Estate Trends in the Tri-State Region, New York's only television broadcast featuring real estate and business leaders, began its first season on television and on CUNY TV in September, 2003 (the series has enjoyed two previous seasons on radio.) Hosted by Michael R.

November 13, 2012: Private Fund Executives Outlook on the Market


Kevin Davis, Richard Mack, Craig Solomon, Tim Yantz

Michael Stoler asks his friends and colleagues Timothy P. Yantz, Meadow Partners; Craig Solomon, Square Mile Capital; Kevin Davis, Taconic Investment Partners; Richard Mack, AREA Property Partners - so what do you see happening in 2012-2013, locally and around the world? With funds to invest, some are looking for opportunities in places a little less crowded?

November 20, 2012: The Investment In New York City-Pre & Post Hurricane Sandy and Election

Shimon Shkury, Ofer Cohen, Aaron Jungreis, David Schechtman

Michael Stoler talks with Shimon Shkury, Ariel Property Advisors; Ofer Cohen, TerraCRG; David Schectman, Eastern Consolidated; Aaron Jungreis, Rosewood Realty Group about the effects on business of major events - storms - both natural and political. The general feeling was that the effects of these events would be minimized.

November 27, 2012: The Outlook on the Office Market: The Election, Economy & Hurricane Sandy

 David Sturner. Kent Swig, Eric Gural, Kevin Hackett

Guest Kent Swig, Swig Equities; David Sturner, Murray Hill Properties; Eric Gural, Newmark Holdings; and Kevin Hacket, The Rockefeller Group agree that there are no bad neighborhoods in New York. There may be "New Frontiers" that are slowly attracting particularly the young in New York.

December 4, 2012: Real Estate & Business Executives Outlook

Gino Martocci, Dennis Russo, Bruce Mosler, Stephen Siegel

Great conversation among good friends and colleagues! Michael Stoler, host, Gino Martocci, M&T Bank; Stephen Siegel, CB Richard Ellis; Dennis Russo, Herrick, Feinstein LLP; Bruce Mosler, Cushman & Wakefield laud New York as a "vibrant city" that young people want to be in.

December 11, 2012: Hurricane Sandy on its effect on the New York regions Real Estate & Business Climate

Jim Coughlan, Peter D'Arcy, Frank Giantomasi and Glenn Markman

Panel: Frank Giantomasi, Partner, Genova Burns Giantomasi & Webster; James Coughlan, Principal, Tritec Real Estate Co.; Glenn Markman, Exec. Vice Pres., Cushman & Wakefield; Peter D'Arcy, Group VP and Senior Group Mgr., M&T Bank. Host: Michael Stoler.

December 18, 2012: What's Happening in Harlem?

Drew Greenwald, Ross Jacobs, Stephen Kliegerman

The Stoler Report, Real Estate Trends in the Tri-State Region, New York's only television broadcast featuring real estate and business leaders, began its first season on television and on CUNY TV in September, 2003 (the series has enjoyed two previous seasons on radio.) Hosted by Michael R.

January 1, 2013: The Current Environment on the NYC Hospitality Industry

Vijay Dandapani, Hank Fried, Brennan Keating, Ian Simpson Reisner

Michael Stoler and colleagues Brennan Keating, M&T Bank; Vijay Dandapani, Apple Core Hotels; Hank Freid, Impulsive Group and Ian Reisner, The OUT NYC talk about the thriving hospitality industry. Every establishment is busy - in all the boroughs. Vijay Dandapani remarks that 15,000 new rooms have been built with another 15,000 on the way!

January 8, 2013: Business Executives Outlook for 2013

Larry Korman, Robert Ivanhoe, Michael Pappagallo, Ofer Yardeni

Michael Stoler and guests Robert Ivanhoe, Greenberg Traurig; Larry Korman, Korman Communities/AKA Hotels; Michael Pappagallo, Kimco Realty and Ofer Yardeni, Stonehenge Partners review past years and generally agree that 2012 was a record year for those with rental properties. Question still unanswered: how high can rents go? Hospitality industry rates are near break-even.

January 15, 2013: Banking Executives Outlook for 2013

John Adams, John Costa, Dan Harris, Ben Stacks

Banking executives John T. Adams, New York Community Bank; John Costa, People's United Bank; Daniel J. Harris, Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh and Benjamin Stacks, Capital One Bank peer cautiously into 2013, remarking on the strength of the mid-town south market, activity of boutique hotels and the hospitality industry in Williamsburgh, life style centers, and the growth of retail.

January 22, 2013: Healthcare Executives Outlook for 2013-Part I

Michael Dowling, Barry Rabner, Dr. Steven Safyer

One of the most important and most discussed topics today is healthcare. Sharing information and points of view on changes in service and facilities - in payment methods - wellness programs - fee for service - ambulatory care - and much more are Michael Stoler's guests: Michael Dowling, president & CEO of North Shore-LIJ Health System; Barry Rabner, president & CEO, of the Princeton HealthCare System and Steven Safyer, M.D., president & CEO, of Montefiore Medical Center.

January 29, 2013: Healthcare Executives Outlook for 2013-Part II

Michael Dowling, Barry Rabner, Dr. Steven Safyer

One of the most important and most discussed topics today is healthcare. Sharing information and points of view on changes in service and facilities - in payment methods - wellness programs - fee for service - ambulatory care - and much more are Michael Stoler's guests: Michael Dowling, president & CEO of North Shore-LIJ Health System; Barry Rabner, president & CEO, of the Princeton HealthCare System and Steven Safyer, M.D., president & CEO, of Montefiore Medical Center.

February 5, 2013: Developing Commercial Real Estate in New York City

Margarette Lee, Susan Hewitt, Julia Hodgson, Belinda Schwartz

Michael Stoler and his guests Belinda Schwartz, Herrick, Feinstein; Susan Hewitt, The Cheshire Group; Margarette Lee, YoungWoo Associates; Julia Hodgson, World Wide Holdings describe two important aspects in the business of developing properties: patience and negotiation in all aspects of the process.

February 12, 2013:  The Current State of the Retail Market

Chris Conlon, Lester Petracca, Jeffrey Roseman, Richard Wagman

Host Michael Stoler brings together owners and operators of some of the most unique shopping centers to talk about the current state of retail and what the future holds for the retail market. His guests are Chris Conlon, Acadia Realty Trust; Lester Petracca, Triangle Equities; Richard Wagman, Madison Capital; and Jeffrey Roseman, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank.

February 19, 2013: The Business of Broadway

Paul Libin, Nick Scandalios, Robert Wankel

Michael Stoler asks his guests if 2012 was a good year for Broadway. Paul Libin, Jujamcyn Theaters; Robert Wankel, The Shubert Organization; and Nick Scandalios, Nederlander Producing Company agree that 2012 had been a great year - confirmed by the 12 million people who came to see a show.

February 26, 2013: The Friars & Friends: Discuss the Cabaret & & Music Business in New York City

Len Cariou, Jamie deRoy, Marc Eliot, Stan Gilbert, Sidney Myer

Michael Stoler and fellow Friars, Len Cariou, Jamie deRoy, Marc Eliot, Stan Gilbert - actor and cabaret performers talk about their profession - and their love of the music they perform. Friend Sidney Myer, booking agent, agrees that despite the closing of the Oak Room in the Algonquin Hotel and other legendary live music venues, cabaret is here to stay for all to enjoy.

March 5, 2013: What's happening on the West Side?  

Christopher Albanese, Joseph Moinian, Bruce Mosler, Philip Wharton

Michael Stoler's guest agree that "years ago" nobody went west; 9th Avenue was considered "out of town." Things have changed, so say Joseph Moinian, The Moinian Group; Philip Wharton, Brookfield Office Properties; Christopher Albanese, Albanese Organization; and Bruce Mosler, Cushman & Wakefield; New York's west side owes a lot to its good transportation.

March 12, 2013: The Office Market in New York City-Real Estate Executives Outlook

David Falk, Michael Giglio, Rick Lyon, James Nelson

Michael Stoler's guests: David Falk, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank; Michael Giglio, Kaufman Management; James Nelson, Massey Knakal Realty; and Rick Lyon, Capital One Bank are all looking forward to a brighter economy and continued success in 2013. It may be time to replenish inventories and find those "edgy" locations in Brooklyn.

March 19, 2013: What's Happening in Williamsburg? 

Andrew Barrocas, Peter D'Arcy, Jared Epstein, David Schwartz

The Stoler Report, Real Estate Trends in the Tri-State Region, New York's only television broadcast featuring real estate and business leaders, began its first season on television and on CUNY TV in September, 2003 (the series has enjoyed two previous seasons on radio.) Hosted by Michael R.

March 26, 2013:  What's Happening in Queens?

David Brause, Steve Chen, Michael Meyer, Jeremy Shell

When they talk about parts of Queens, Michael Stoler's guests agree: growth is phenomenal - in retail, hospitality, and residential development. Even in manufacturing! Great highways, ferry service - all key to development. Of concern is the cost of space and the growing lack of space suitable for manufacturing.

April 2, 2013: The Garment and Apparel Business: Growing & Thriving in New York City

Alex Garfield, Harriet Greenberg, Charles Mizrahi, J. Michael Stanley

All agreed that New York City is the "fashion capital of the world!" Factories may have left New York for China, Bangladesh, India, and Viet Nam, countries with a cheaper labor force. But what is left - here in New York - and preserved in conjunction with great educational institutions is the Intellectual property: design, creative talent, and the money.

April 9, 2013: What's Happening in Newark? Part I

Miles Berger, Kevin Cummings, Frank Giantomasi, Steve Pozycki

All agreed that New York City is the "fashion capital of the world!" Factories may have left New York for China, Bangladesh, India, and Viet Nam, countries with a cheaper labor force. But what is left - here in New York - and preserved in conjunction with great educational institutions is the Intellectual property: design, creative talent, and the money.

April 16, 2013: What's Happening in Newark? Part II

Miles Berger, Kevin Cummings, Frank Giantomasi, Steven Pozycki

In part 2, Michael Stoler and guests all agree that Newark continues to be an important city with much to contribute to the growth and prosperity of its residents and communities beyond. The Prudential Tower, a stadium, a Panasonic Tower, a performing arts center - the increase in the hospitality industry, crowded restaurants, the energy and enthusiasm encouraging residential and commercial ventures - Newark is growing!

April 23, 2013: New York City: The home of the most luxurious condominiums in the world

Scott Alper, Joe McMillan, Karl Seus, David Von Spreckelsen

The condo market is back! Luxury market inventory is low! Banks are lending! Interest is low and EVERYONE wants to be in New York! High-end realty is particularly exciting, attracting New Yorkers, foreign buyers, soon to be empty nesters, those looking for a little more luxury, amenities - and size 2,000-6,000 square feet.

April 30, 2013: Fourth Generation Businesses: Grow & Thrive in New York City

Dan Glickberg, Jason Muss, Paul Rich, Peter Rosenthal

Disproving the danger of going into business with relatives is not hard for Michael Stoler's guests: sons, grandsons, and cousins representing the 3rd and 4th generation of family businesses. Some had other plans for their future - journalism, history, the law. Some felt the tug of family to enter the business - some agreed that they "had their moments."

May 7, 2013: Medical Schools: Training the next generation of health care professionals-Part I

Dr. Dennis Charney, Dr. Lawrence  Smith, Dr. Allen Spiegel,   Dr. Edward Halperin

Michael Stoler asks his guests how each decided to become a doctor. Dr. Spiegel was always interested in science; Dr. Charney's first and second choice was to play or coach pro basketball; Dr. Halperin wanted to be a civil rights attorney; and Dr. Smith had studied physics and bio physics before deciding to combine people and science.

May 14, 2013: Medical Schools: Training the next generation of health care professionals

Dr. Dennis Charney, Dr. Lawrence Smith, Dr. Allen Spiegel, Dr. Edward Halperin

In Part 2 of their conversation, Drs. Charney, Halperin, Smith and Spiegel focus on the every increasing need for primary care physicians and the various plans designed to encourage doctors to enter and practice their skills in this discipline for the life of their careers. Compensation for salary disparity is being considered.

May 21, 2013: Roosevelt Island & Long Island City: Communities in transition

Joshua Eisenberg, Andrew Kirby, David Kramer, Alan Suna

People want to be in New York City - or maybe, 7 minutes away. They don't want to be in the suburbs. Roosevelt Island and Long Island City present interesting opportunities. Restaurants springing up on Long Island City, jammed, particularly on weekends - building in support of Cornell-Technion campus - ease of travel to NYC: something to think about.

May 28, 2013: Wine, Wine and More Wine: Wines place in the hospitality industry

Drew Nieporent, Mark Snyder, Bernie Sun, Bobby Schragin

It may be that it took a little while for an interest in wine to take hold in America; and it may be that shiny publications, wine as a hobby and investment, and the Internet, along with America's own wine production enhanced that interest.

June 5, 2013: The Real Estate Market in 2013: Or Have we returned to 2007? 

Thomas Lydon, Gino Martocci, James Orphanides, Mitch Rutter

The calendar says 2013 but some experts think that some in the real estate industry are acting like its 2007. Though requirements for loans remain better today than they were in 2007, some smaller banks are lowering their standards and making it too easy to lend money.

June 12, 2013: Everyone wants to be in New York City: Banks invading the Big Apple

Kevin Cummings, Richard Ehst, Joseph Ficalora, Jack Kopniski

 

Presidents, CEOs and COOs of four banks join Michael Stoler to discuss their entree into the New York market - why they entered this arena and what they have to offer their customers. These heads of banks describe the niche that they can successfully service, as they grow and add additional locations.

June 19, 2013: Real Estate Executives View on the Current real estate market

Allen Goldman, Joseph Harbert, Robert Levine, Josh Muss

Michael Stoler introduces us to the "Deans of Real Estate," to give us their views of the current real estate market. Reminding us of Crazy Eddie, Michael quips, "These prices are insane!"

June 26, 2013: Money for Commercial Real Estate

Matthew Galligan, Michael Weinstock, Joseph Orefice, Benjamin Stacks

When we think about real estate, many of us think "location, location, location." If your a banker thinking about real estate you might think "relationship, relationship, relationship!" Michael Stoler and his guests comment on the similarities and the differences of their banks: where and to whom their banks are lending - and how cautious they are about the future.

July 2, 2013: The Hot, Hot, Hospitality Market in New York

Abe Hidary, Will Obeid, Neil Shah, Raphael Fishbach

 

With 52 million visitors to New York and an additional 1,500 hotel rooms added to inventory - New York is "On Fire," exclaims host Michael Stoler. Michael's guests - hotel owners and money lender talk about the new competitiveness of the hotel market and the need for careful analysis of the market before expanding into the boroughs.

July 9, 2013: Investment Sales Market in NYC: Everyone wants to own commercial real estate

Aaron Jungreis, Robert Knakal, Nat Rockett, Brooke Cianfichi

According to Michael Stoler and his guests, prices per square foot are higher this year than they were last year in most locations. What's driving the market? Low Interest rates? Is that good or not so good? And what about upcoming elections, real estate taxes, changes in capital gains?

July 16, 2013: The Residential marketplace in New York City

Martin Nussbaum, Ben Shaoul, John Adams, Barry Rudofsky

Michael Stoler's guests are bullish on the residential market in NYC and in the Outer Boroughs. Foreign investors, pension fund buyers, insurance companies are looking for safe, albeit, small profit. They are also cautious - land prices are going up and a good business plan is mandatory.

July 23, 2013: Growth & Development in the North Fork & East End of Long Island

Andy Mitchell, Charles Massoud, Edgar Goodale, Michael Orsino

Michael Stoler's guests represent a variety of industries, expanding on Long Island's North Fork & East End: banking, health care, building, and vineyards, all benefiting from the dramatic increase in year-round residents, and the 55+ age group, moving to affordable East End housing.

July 30, 2013: Residential & Commercial Development on the East End of Long Island

Steve Dubb, Don Eversoll, Kevin Santacroce, Robert Bernard

Michael Stoler admits that getting to the East End of Long Island is "still a schlep," but that it's worth it! People love the East End, a fecling confirmed by Michael, his guests, and the ever increasing number of buyers coming to the area as full-time residents - many to age-restricted communities.

August 6, 2013: Residential Development in New York City

Jeffrey Levine, Steve Kenny, Jim Hedden, Hal Fetner

Who's building where; who's lending what - to whom? Three developers and a banker join Michael Stoler to discuss the increase in business many banks are experiencing. Cost of construction is up; land prices are up! But low interest rates, foreign interest and low available stock have caused prices to spike.

August 13, 2013: Everyone wants to live, work, shop and stay in Brooklyn

Chris Conlon, Ofer Cohen, Carlo Scissaura, Toby Moskovits

According to Carlo Scissura, Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, President & CEO, "There's no other place than Brooklyn that anyone should want to be. It's the coolest!" Michael Stoler and his guests discuss what's happening in Brooklyn: from real estate, neighborhoods, to gentrification, retail, the cost of living and much more.

August 20, 2013: Owners & Executives Perspective on the Office Market in New York City

Mark Boisi, Michael Cohen, William Elder, Norman Sturner

Michael Stoler and guests consider the question: Is the office market as good as it sounds? Prices are high as foreign capital enters the market and inventory decreases. Mid-town South, Hudson Yards, Re-zoning - among many important issues up for discussion. Panel: Mark Boisi, Chairman, NY Tri-State Region, Cassidy Turley; Norman Sturner, Pres.

August 27, 2013: The Vibrant & Growing Wine Business on the North Fork

Peter Carroll, Charles Massoud, Gabriella Macari, Jonathan Lynne

Many have enjoyed the beauty of Long Island's North Fork wine country. But how many are familiar with - or have tasted - the grapes grown and wines produced in the region? Michael Stoler talks with vineyard proprietors and managers with passionate commitments to the products they produce.

September 3, 2013:   Young Entrepreneurs in the NY Restaurant Market

Drew Nieporent, Branden McRill, August Cardona, Daniel Holzman

Panel: August Cardona, CEO, Epicurean Management; Drew Nieporent, Pres., The Myriad Restaurant Group; Daniel Holzman, Executive Chef/Co-owner, The Meatball Shop; Branden McRill, Founder & Managing Partner, Pearl and Ash. Host: Michael Stoler. Taped July 31, 2013.

September 10, 2013: Manufacturing in New York City

Steven Chen, Mary Snyder, Garrett Oliver, Spiros Theofilatos

Panel: Steven Chen, Exec. Vice Pres., Crystal Doors & Windows; Garrett Oliver, Brewmaster, Brooklyn Brewery; Mark Snyder, Proprietor, The Red Hook Winery; Spiros Theofilatos, Founder & Brewmaster, Beyond Kombucha/Artisan Fermented Tea. Host: Michael Stoler.

September 16, 2013: Young Friars Discuss Breaking into Show Biz

Young Friars - comedians, musicians, writers, singers - and Michael Stoler, talk about the business of show biz, how to promote their careers today vs. the "golden days" of vaudeville, burlesque, the Catskills; social media, comedy clubs, YouTube. These entertainers help each other out with suggestions, tips on gigs, advice.