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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2025 · 54 MIN

The Kansas City Market Pulse Ep. 7: Knowing the Market, Fed Cuts & CRE Pricing with Catie Cobb

from The Kansas City Market Pulse · host Logan Freeman

In Episode 7 of The Kansas City Market Pulse, host Logan Freeman sits down with special guest Catie Cobb to discuss why knowing your market better than anyone else is the key to long-term success in commercial real estate.👉 What you’ll learn in this episode:Brokerage Advantage: What every firm should know to best represent their clients.Fed Cutting Cycle: How upcoming rate cuts could signal a pricing inflection point in CRE.Preparing for Rising Values: Strategies to position yourself for appreciation across asset classes.Six Key Impacts on CRE: The macro factors driving today’s property market.Green Street Property Price Index & Yield Comparisons: What the data says about current opportunities.Single-Tenant Net Lease Market: From Starbucks ☕ to Chick-fil-A 🍗 — supply, demand, and investor appetite.This episode is packed with practical insight for brokers, investors, and developers looking to anticipate shifts in the market and capitalize on opportunities in Kansas City and beyond.

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