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CNBC: “Vacant Office Space Isn’t Going to be Solved by Conversion to Residential,” Says Marty Burger

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Marty Burger, Infinity Global Real Estate Partners CEO and former Silverstein Properties CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the commercial real estate market, where he sees opportunities in the sector, the impact of Fed's rate cuts, and more.

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