Colliers Talks Economics with BGO’s Amedeo Prete Why Canada’s Commercial Real Estate Values Haven’t Reset Yet

In this episode of the Colliers Talks Economics podcast, host Adam Jacobs is joined by Amedeo Prete, Head of Valuation and Investment Analytics at BentallGreenOak (BGO), to explore the growing disconnect between appraised values and real market conditions; why Canada’s repricing cycle has been a slow grind compared to the sharp corrections seen in the U.S.; and what that means for fund flows, investor confidence, and capital allocation.Subscribe to Colliers Talks Economics wherever you listen. Learn more about how Colliers Canada stays on top of real estate trends at www.collierscanada.com.What You’ll Learn:● How to identify the real problem with current valuations● The governance framework for appraisal accuracy in low-transaction environments● Why bifurcation between trophy and secondary assets is reshaping sector valuations● How portfolio rebalancing is becoming the new driver of investment activity● Why appraisal lag is damaging fund flows and eroding capital allocator trustAmedeo Prete is the Head of Valuation and Investment Analytics at Bentall GreenOak (BGO) and is an AACI-certified appraiser with deep expertise in commercial real estate valuation, fund management, and institutional portfolio strategy. With a background spanning appraisal governance, real-time valuation methodologies, and multi-asset class analysis, Amedeo brings a rigorous, data-driven perspective to real estate investment decision-making. Additionally, he’s Co-founder and Board Member at ATIRE (Association of Toronto Italians in Real Estate).Links:Website: https://www.collierscanada.com/en-ca/news/podcast-why-canadian-real-estate-repricing-is-lagging-behind-the-marketApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/colliers-talks-economics-with-bgos-amedeo-prete-why/id1541655070?i=1000762436462Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4HEz9gi7yXmOug75JRnoLF?si=3ThaDp_VSBu9Qg4sdJqFcAYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bccl3BCkiI