From Frenzy to Reality, The Industrial Market Rest Explained w/Howard Schwimmer

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Video added by The Kirsh Connection | Date Uploaded: August 19, 2026 | Date Created: April 28, 2026

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From Frenzy to Reality, The Industrial Market Rest Explained with Howard Schwimmer, Founder and Former Co-CEO of Rexford Industrial and Founder of S5 Industrial Realty Inc. We discuss: • Why small bay industrial is becoming the most competitive sector in real estate • Why the best deals never hit the market—and how proactive outreach still beats AI and algorithms • Why finding quality real estate is too nuanced for AI to replace • What the “post-COVID hangover” in industrial really means—and whether this is a correction or an opportunity Learn more about Howard: • Connect with Howard on LinkedIn: / howard-schwimmer-b0100414 ******************************************* In each episode of The Kirsh Connection, Andrew Kirsh interviews industry leaders to learn their real-time opinions on today's market, their background and unique career highlights, and guidance for newcomers to the industry. Don't miss an episode of The Kirsh Connection: • Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3GT1hoM • Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3OQrd6j • Listen on Anchor: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh... • Listen on Listen Notes: https://lnns.co/7ICHmPQyXnU Andrew Kirsh is a founding partner of Sklar Kirsh LLP and is the Chair of the firm’s Real Estate Department. Sklar Kirsh LLP is a boutique law firm providing services in corporate law, real estate, entertainment, bankruptcy, and litigation. • Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn: / andrewkirsh • Connect with Andrew on Twitter: https://x.com/atkirsh • Visit Andrew's business website: https://www.sklarkirsh.com/profession... • Follow Sklar Kirsh LLP on LinkedIn: / sklar-kirsh-llp • Follow Sklar Kirsh LLP on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sklarkirsh/... The Kirsh Connection is produced and edited by Ashley Thays


Categories:
Development/Planning/Entitlements, Technology / Proptech, REITs, Interviews / Podcasts / Speeches, Investment Funds / Family Offices
Property Types:
Industrial
States:
CALIFORNIA
Regions:
Southern California, Northern California, South Bay , Riverside County, San Bernardino County, Los Angeles County, San Fernando Valley


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