Texas CRE Debt, Office Market Evolution, and SEQUENCE Framework Highlights

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Recorded08 Jun 2025

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In this episode, Steve Hamoen provides an introduction with highlights from the Fort Worth real estate market. The discussion then turns to distressed commercial real estate debt in Texas, examining its implications for the market. Steve covers the launch of Forest Way Capital and the impact of the Blue Diamond plant closure on the local economy. The episode explores changes in the office market and the trend of office conversions in St. Paul and across North America. Allen Buchanan's SEQUENCE Framework is presented, offering strategic insights for navigating the commercial real estate landscape. The episode concludes with Steve's sign-off, summarizing the key takeaways and insights shared.

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