Global Insights: Riyadh, NYC Revitalization, and Houston's Suburban Development

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In this episode, Steve Hamoen begins with an exploration of Ram Realty Advisors' recent acquisition, setting the stage for a broader discussion on market dynamics. He provides an overview of Riyadh’s burgeoning commercial real estate market, highlighting its potential and growth drivers. The episode transitions to New York City's efforts in revitalizing its commercial spaces, showcasing innovative strategies in play. Steve also examines Fulshear Central as a model for suburban development in Houston, offering insights into its successful framework. The conversation shifts to Oahu's retail sector, focusing on its resilience and challenges post-COVID-19. The episode wraps up with Steve's concluding thoughts and sign-off.

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