Working broker Troy Muljat breaks down real transactions — the markets, the money, the operators, and how AI is rewriting the way deals get done.
The Cap Rate is a commercial real estate podcast built around one real transaction per episode — what was bought, how it was financed, how the deal was structured, and what the operator would do differently.
Between teardowns, the show reads the bigger picture: which markets are booming, which are busting, where capital is headed, and how AI is changing the way commercial real estate gets underwritten, marketed, and sold.
It's a Pacific Northwest perspective with a national lens — hosted by an actively transacting broker, not a coach and not a corporate brand. The numbers, not the noise.
New episodes every other week. Follow on your platform of choice — and if you've got a deal worth breaking down, pitch it below.
Ten episodes built around one rule: real numbers, real operators, real deals.
Troy Muljat is an actively transacting commercial real estate broker based in Bellingham, Washington. He founded Muljat Group Commercial, is a managing partner at FWD Development, and runs Landmark Real Estate Management — along with creating the CREE (Commercial Real Estate Expert) course.
Beyond brokerage, Troy is also an owner — with a portfolio of properties across Washington, Arizona, Florida, Tennessee, and Kentucky. That's the lens the show is built on: not theory from the sidelines, but lessons from writing real checks across real markets.
He started The Cap Rate because the highest-traffic CRE channels are run by coaches and corporate brands — not by people closing deals. This show is the broker's-eye view: the numbers, the structure, the calls that actually got made, and the lessons most podcasts won't share.
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Every other week — a short note when a new episode drops, plus one deal worth your attention.