REBNY Launches First Podcast Series ‘Real Talk NYC’

Monthly episodes to help industry professionals and broader public better understand New York City’s real estate ecosystem

NEW YORK, NY– The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), the City’s leading real estate trade association, today announced the launch of its first podcast series ‘Real Talk NYC.’ The first episode of Real Talk NYC is now available, with new episodes planned for release on the first Tuesday of each month.

Real Talk NYC is produced by The Real Estate Board of New York communications team, edited and hosted by Grace Boak with help from Jason Ryan. Real Talk NYC will feature thorough discussions, interviews and expert insights from individuals helping to shape New York City’s real estate industry and broader economy. The podcast’s first three guests and topics are outlined below, and episode one can be listened to here.

• Episode One: How is social media changing the real estate industry? - Madison Sutton, Serhant

• Episode Two: How do we house more New Yorkers? - Christine Quinn, WIN

• Episode Three: What's holding back Commercial-to-Residential Conversions? - Brian Steinwurtzel GFP

Podcasts will be recorded and edited from REBNY’s Midtown Manhattan office and available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and wherever you listen to podcasts. A trailer for the podcast series can be viewed here.

“New York City’s real estate ecosystem is complex and has a significant impact on the City’s economy, quality of life and public finances,” said REBNY SVP of Communications Kay Sarlin Wright. “It’s our hope that Real Talk NYC will help a wide range of stakeholders better understand their built environment and policy issues related to housing, sustainability and economic development.”

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ABOUT THE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF NEW YORK

The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) is the City’s leading real estate trade association. Founded in 1896, REBNY represents commercial, residential, and institutional property owners, builders, managers, investors, brokers, and salespeople; banks, financial service companies, utilities, attorneys, architects, and contractors; corporations, co-partnerships, and individuals professionally interested in New York City real estate. REBNY conducts research on various civic matters including tax policy, city planning and zoning, rental conditions, land use policy, building codes, and other city, state, and federal legislation. REBNY regularly publishes market data, policy reports, and broker surveys. In addition, REBNY provides for its members: informational, technical, and technological resources; networking and charitable service opportunities; qualifying and continuing education courses; professional education programs, seminars, and designations; career-changing awards; legal advice; and a wide range of additional member benefits. For more information, please visit www.rebny.com.

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