Geoffrey Dohrmann

Pompano Beach

Founder and CEO at Institutional Real Estate, Inc. Podcast

Geoffrey Dohrmann, CRE, is founder, chairman and CEO of Institutional Real Estate, Inc. (IREI). Profile: https://t.co/itYH3b6iod

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Tributes - part II Giving credit where credit is due

1 week ago | irei.com | Geoffrey Dohrmann

Last month, I wrote about some of the people who have made major contributions to the development of the Institutional Real Estate, Inc platform since our very beginning in 1987. These included Larry Hull of Larco Advisors, who founded what is now known as the Pacific Pension & Investment Institute; Stephen Tomczak of Stephen Tomczak and Associates; and Paul Sach, one of the founders of RREEF, which continues today as part of DWS.
Tributes - part II: Giving credit where credit is due

2 weeks ago | irei.com | Geoffrey Dohrmann

Last month, I wrote about some of the people who have made major contributions to the development of the Institutional Real Estate, Inc platform since our very beginning in 1987. These included Larry Hull of Larco Advisors, who founded what is now known as the Pacific Pension & Investment Institute; Stephen Tomczak of Stephen Tomczak and Associates; and Paul Sach, one of the founders of RREEF, which continues today as part of DWS.
Tributes - part I: Giving credit where credit is due

3 weeks ago | irei.com | Geoffrey Dohrmann

Every now and then, someone will lob in a compliment of what a great job I’ve done in building the Institutional Real Estate, Inc. platform. I’m always grateful for the recognition of the value of what we’ve built, but as others have noted, it takes a village.
Tributes - part I: Giving credit where credit is due

1 month ago | irei.com | Geoffrey Dohrmann

Every now and then, someone will lob in a compliment of what a great job I’ve done in building the Institutional Real Estate, Inc. platform. I’m always grateful for the recognition of the value of what we’ve built, but as others have noted, it takes a village.
Tributes - part I: Giving credit where credit is due

1 month ago | irei.com | Geoffrey Dohrmann

Every now and then, someone will lob in a compliment of what a great job I’ve done in building the Institutional Real Estate, Inc. platform. I’m always grateful for the recognition of the value of what we’ve built, but as others have noted, it takes a village.
Tributes - part I: Giving credit where credit is due

1 month ago | irei.com | Geoffrey Dohrmann

Every now and then, someone will lob in a compliment of what a great job I’ve done in building the Institutional Real Estate, Inc platform. I’m always grateful for the recognition of the value of what we’ve built, but as others have noted, it takes a village.
Ding! The starting bell for renewed investment has begun to ring

1 month ago | irei.com | Geoffrey Dohrmann

For those of you still waiting for the bell to go off signaling that the capital fundraising markets for infrastructure investment programs finally have hit bottom, you may not have been listening carefully enough. In 2024, press releases and news stories warning about this or the debacle unfolding in the infrastructure capital fundraising markets were legion. Since the third quarter, these kinds of stories have been all but nonexistent.
Ding!: The starting bell for investment has begun to ring

2 months ago | irei.com | Geoffrey Dohrmann

For those of you who were waiting for the bell to go off signaling that the real estate markets finally have hit bottom, you may not have been listening carefully enough.
A whole new world: Don’t you dare close your eyes

Jan 23, 2025 | irei.com | Geoffrey Dohrmann

For at least a few decades, we’ve been talking about how the cow that most of the investment managers out there have been milking (the defined benefit pension fund cow) has been getting skinnier and skinnier. When I entered the real estate investment business in 1979, the majority of pension fund capital was coming from the corporate pension plan side of the market.
A whole new world: Don’t you dare close your eyes

Jan 15, 2025 | irei.com | Geoffrey Dohrmann

For at least a few decades, we’ve been talking about how the cow that most of the investment managers out there have been milking (the defined benefit pension fund cow) has been getting skinnier and skinnier. (Those of you who are familiar with the background can skip ahead, where I outline a new solution.)When I entered the real estate investment business in 1979, the majority of pension fund capital was coming from the corporate pension plan side of the market.