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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 4 MIN

The Return of the Landlord Pitch: What's Driving It in 2026

from Industrial Advisors · host Matt McGregor & Bill Condon

The Resurgence of Landlord Pitches in the Changing Market   In this episode of the Industrial Advisors podcast, hosts Bill Condon and Matt McGregor discuss the evolving dynamics of landlord pitches in the real estate market. They reflect on how landlord pitches were more common in the past whenever a property sold, but became rare over the last decade due to dominant capital markets teams controlling listings. However, with increased market diversification and a softening market, landlords are now more inclined to seek out the best leasing teams through pitching processes. The hosts advocate for the importance of these competitive evaluations to ensure landlords hire the most adept listing teams for their assets.   00:00 Introduction to Landlord Pitches   00:47 The Decline of Landlord Pitches   01:18 Market Shifts and Their Impact   02:01 The Role of Capital Markets   02:30 The Importance of Competitive Leasing   03:18 Encouraging Competitive Practices   04:34 Conclusion and Final Thoughts  

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