EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 35 MIN
How to Start a Commercial Real Estate Podcast in 2026 (And Turn It Into Clients)
from Commercial Real Estate Secrets · host Aviva Sonenreich
Commercial real estate is changing fast in 2026 — and the brokers winning aren’t just the ones with the best data. They’re the ones with the best visibility.In this episode of Commercial Real Estate Secrets, Aviva Sonenreich sits down with Ben Nolte, CCIM, a commercial real estate broker based in Albuquerque, New Mexico with Sun Vista, who’s launching his podcast in real time.This is a practical, behind-the-scenes conversation on how to start a commercial real estate podcast in 2026 and turn it into authority, inbound leads, and warmer client conversations.Key Topics Discussed:Why starting a commercial real estate podcast is a strategic advantage in 2026How Ben is positioning himself in Albuquerque commercial real estate where no other brokers are podcastingThe shift from being a “data gatekeeper” to becoming a trusted commercial real estate advisorHow to use podcast guest invitations as a prospecting tool (industrial owners, business operators, attorneys, contractors)How SEO and GEO optimization help brokers rank for market-specific termsHow podcast clips + social media create a 24/7 networking engineThe millennialization of commercial real estate — and why the next generation of owners will find brokers onlineFeatured Guest:Ben Nolte, CCIM — Senior Land & Industrial AdvisorPhone: 505-270-4386Email: [email protected] | LinkedInTo see how a modern commercial real estate personal brand actually converts into deals, explore how Aviva Sonenreich is building a national platform here: https://warehousehotline.com/commercial-real-estate-brokers-denver/aviva-sonenreich/Learn how digital presence, content, and credibility turn into real-world transactions.
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