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In a wide-ranging podcast interview, longtime Oregon industrial owner Jordan Schnitzer argued that the era of cheap debt and falling cap rates that rewarded financial engineers has closed, shifting the advantage to hands-on operators who know their local markets tenant by tenant.

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