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Real Estate & PropTech podcasts worth following, and what each is good for

These are the podcasts Briefwire reads to cover Real Estate & PropTech, each one fetched and checked before it is listed. Where operators and investors reason out loud at length. The receipt for a line from one of these is a timestamp.

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The list

In no ranked order. The note beside each says what it is good for, which is a different thing from how big it is.

The Walker Webcast
Weekly CEO-level commercial real-estate capital-markets conversations.
The TreppWire Podcast
Bricks And Bytes
Construction-tech founders on fundraising and going to market in a slow-adopting sector.
Tangent (RE & Tech Innovators)
Property-tech founders and VCs on which categories they are actually backing.
POWERS
Chris Powers (Fort Capital) with operators and investors; the successor to The Fort, same candour on deals.
The Distribution by Juniper Square
GPs and LPs on private real-estate capital raising; fund-stack economics said out loud.
No Cap by CRE Daily
CRE Daily's founders interviewing sponsors, lenders and proptech CEOs on live deal math.
The Weekly Take from CBRE
The largest CRE services firm's weekly interviews with occupier and investor executives.
America's Commercial Real Estate Show
Michael Bull's long-running sector-by-sector CRE interviews with economists and brokers.
Leading Voices in Real Estate
Matt Slepin's career-length interviews with real-estate CEOs; succession and strategy talk you get nowhere else.
Deconstruct (The Real Deal)
The Real Deal's reporters unpacking distress, lawsuits and developer finances weekly; TRD's site feed is dead, this is the live channel.
The Crexi Podcast
CRE marketplace's interview show; brokers and data leads on where transaction volume actually is.
The REconomy Podcast
First American's chief-economist team on title, affordability and housing-finance data, biweekly.
Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered
NextHome's CEO and CSO on brokerage economics after the commission settlements; names named.
Construction Genius
Contractor CEOs on margins, labour and succession; the buyer side of construction tech talking.
Talking Manhattan
UrbanDigs analysts with NYC's top appraisers and economists; the most data-literate local market read.
Bridging the Gap
AEC digital-practice leads on BIM and data workflows; strong archive, cadence has slowed.

How the list was made, and what we do with it

Chosen by hand: Every source is here because people who work in Real Estate & PropTech say substantive things on it, not because it is large. Enough of them to cover the field, few enough to audit.
Checked before listing: Each feed is fetched before it goes on the list, and a feed that answers but has stopped publishing is a fail, not a warning. Every source is English-language and public.
Read, so you need not: You do not have to listen to all of them. Each new episode is read from its published transcript, or transcribed when there is none, and the claims worth keeping are pulled out with the timestamp where each was said.
Sent as a brief: The 12 lines that rank highest across the whole Real Estate & PropTech beat go out daily or weekly. A claim several independent sources made ranks higher — that counts agreement, not accuracy.

The podcasts are one part of the beat. Every Real Estate & PropTech source, all media — or just the blogs and newsletters.

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