Introducing the Future of Commercial Real Estate Podcast
Senior Content Strategist
Today, we’re excited to announce our new podcast, The Future of Commercial Real Estate!
This show explores the intricacies of solar energy and sustainability in today’s commercial real estate (CRE) and business owner market, and the industry leaders who are dedicated to protecting and accelerating investments in clean energy.
In each episode, our host Sean Swentek, VP, Marketing at Omnidian, interviews guests about topics such as navigating the policy and financial landscapes that shape sustainability initiatives and how CRE owners and investors are leveraging these and other resources to stay ahead.
Episode 1: Evergrow’s James Richards on the Emerging Tax Credit Market
In the inaugural episode of the Future of Commercial Real Estate podcast, our host Sean Swentek speaks with James Richards, Co-Founder and CEO of Evergrow, who shares his profound insights into the intricacies of the emerging tax credit market, explaining its rapid evolution and significant impact on investment strategies. He also highlights key sustainability initiatives, offering practical advice for real estate investors and asset owner/operators on how to effectively pilot green projects and realize their long-term benefits.
James provides an in-depth analysis of the potential political implications for the industry, emphasizing the importance of staying informed about policy changes. From understanding the financial landscape to implementing sustainable solutions, this episode is packed with expert knowledge to help you navigate and thrive in the dynamic world of commercial real estate.
Overall, The Future of Real Estate podcast offers a unique perspective on the cutting edge of renewable energy adoption in the commercial real estate sector. We look forward to bringing you more conversations with actionable insights that help with everything from navigating the evolving landscape of tax credits and incentives to ensuring the long-term performance and profitability of solar and storage assets.
