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Market intelligence
What the market is telling us about the year ahead: the economic forces shaping investment decisions, and where Texas owners and investors should look next.
The shifts, risks and opportunities owners and investors should be watching as they plan for the year ahead.
+ Artificial intelligence
AI is changing how CRE businesses operate, manage risk and find advantage. We’ll look at what it now makes possible, and what separates the teams getting real value from it.
Real-world examples of how CRE businesses are using AI to improve efficiency, increase capacity and deliver measurable results
How AI is making it possible to identify overlooked risks, missed opportunities and potential income leakage across commercial property portfolios
Our speakers bring both perspectives together in a moderated conversation before opening the floor. Expect candid questions, open discussion and the opportunity to exchange perspectives with other leaders shaping commercial real estate across Dallas and Texas. It's a smaller, informal gathering designed for meaningful conversations and valuable connections.
Stay on for season’s drinks and connect informally.
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Featuring perspectives from JLL and Re-Leased, with CRE Daily as editorial partner.
With more than a decade of experience in commercial real estate research, Micah brings deep insight into the market forces shaping Dallas and wider Texas. As Research Director at JLL Dallas, he leads the local research team, producing quarterly office and industrial market reports and delivering insights into emerging trends. Prior to JLL, Micah held research roles at Avison Young and Lee & Associates.
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Dai is a global technology leader with a proven track record of scaling businesses and driving innovation. As President of Re-Leased, he leads global growth and is helping shape how AI transforms commercial real estate operations. Prior to Re-Leased, Dai spent 14 years helping scale SiteMinder from an early-stage business into a billion-dollar, publicly listed global technology company.