Episode 184: Overseeing $8 Billion in Real Estate Transactions with Chicago Local Collete English Dixon

Dec 8, 2022

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Collete English Dixon has overseen over $8 Billion in real estate transactions and joins us to discuss how the industry has changed.

Collete explains how large real estate transactions are different today compared to 25 years ago and discusses the impact that large institutional investors have had on the market. She breaks down the difference between large scale deals and smaller transactions. Collete talks about her transition into the education field and the value offered by her real estate programs at Roosevelt University's College of Business. She elaborates on the variety of academic real estate offerings by her team and closes by talking about her advisory work with our friends at CIC!

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Guest: Collete English Dixon, Roosevelt University - Walter E. Heller College of Business

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Sponsors: Essex Realty Group and State Farm

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Guest Questions

02:30 Housing Provider Tip: Consider items required to make your flip project rent ready if necessary!

05:13 Intro to our guest, Collete English Dixon!

06:49 What attracted Collete to real estate?

08:05 How are real estate transactions different now compared to 25 years ago?

12:53 How has capital from large institutional investors impacted small investors?

14:35 What's different about large commercial transactions when compared to smaller multifamily and/or residential transactions?

19:58 Collete shares some hiccups she's seen in dispositions of large commercial assets!

22:35 Collete talks about investment strategies!

25:42 How did Collete transition into education?

31:00 Who should be looking into the programs at the Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate?

39:17 Collete talks about her role within the CIC Board!

42:12 How would Collete tackle the affordable housing issue in Chicago?

Wrap Up Questions

47:55 What is Collete's competitive advantage?

48:28 One piece of advice for new investors.

49:04 What do you do for fun?

49:45 Good book, podcast, or self-development activity that you would recommend?

51:18 Local Network Recommendation?

52:00 How can the listeners learn more about you and provide value to you?

That's our show! Thanks for listening!

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