. >> we got into tribeca. >> ronny: it's hard to get into tribeca.cheers and applause] they are hot, they are a little old. >> are they? >> ronny: a little bit. they've been waiting around in the new york rain. so i really appreciate them. that is a compliment. thanks for being so old and waiting out in the rain. and they love you. >> you are sweet with them. [laughter] a tender rapport. yeah. >> ronny: so tribeca was great. i know you are underselling it but it is hard to get into tribeca film festival. >> yeah, i got a fake stand for it. very classy. >> ronny: and now it is premiering on -- >> roku, march 8th. i am excited and i hope people enjoy it. >> ronny: it is awesome. what was the most challenging thing you had on this project? >> not being able to get you in there. i really was -- no. >> ronny: cassie me was the biggest challenge? >> i love that you named it "first time female director." if anybody gives a bad review, is that, like, just sexist, right? >> it's a trap. that is what i'm trying to set up is some sort of infrastructure like tha

let's bring in a portfolio manager at tribeca it partners. you see more opportunities going forward? >> we think the equity market is not doing good as many have suggested and we think the fundamentals of good particularly for some of the cyclical sectors. evaluations may be extract for growth names particularly ai and tech focus, but we think the majority is doing quite well. the latest reporting season is demonstrated that analysts were too conservative. it the earnings recession or consumer recession is not as bad as expected. we will see slowdown in consumer spending and corporate earnings, but the expectations are far more pessimistic than expected, so we think the next 12 months is looking pretty good. haidi: it is evaluations for some of the growth tech related names looking picky but the narrative is still strong. >> absolutely, i think the ai theme is real and as an investor you cannot ignore it. you may say it is too expensive but you have got to be there. in the u.s. the playground is enormous. those sectors is a buy on the pullbac

so, we built a corner of tribeca in a studio in england >> jimmy: did you really >> yeah, it's so crazylked in, and they couldn't believe the way the firehouse looked it was just like they were taken back in time >> jimmy: that's all you have to show is the trailer just new york city freezing over all the cgi is great but you live in a firehouse and you -- >> and i'm a mom doing laundry and busting ghosts with paul rudd. >> jimmy: and you bust ghosts. you're a ghostbuster come on, that's awesome. >> i know, it's amazing. and i yell at my kids. >> jimmy: yes! >> and i'm just an okay mom, not a great one. [ laughter ] yeah which is -- you know, feels very real. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's carrie coon in "ghostbusters: frozen empire" with paul rudd take a look. ♪ >> we can't leave. there's something strange in the neighborhood who are they going to call if there is something weird, and it don't look good - who -- who are you going to call >> ghostbusters. >> what -- i -- i'm sorry, what was that >> ghostbusters. >> ghostbusters! this is the home of the ghostbusters we'

i think in tribeca i'm not sure -- it was somewhere in new york. hole >> seth: yeah. >> i thought it was beautiful. [ laughter ] and i thought "this is going to be huge. [ laughter ] no i thought it was beautiful - and i spoke to panos, and he was just such a wonderful, wonderful guy. and actually that "mandy" is about him dealing with the grief of having lost both of his parents, which you might not think. and, you know, as with many of the characters i play, it doesn't -- you know, it doesn't end well for mandy >> seth: no. it doesn't well for mandy, but it ends even worse for those who messed with mandy. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and that's about as good a plug as you're going to get - [ laughter ] -- for "mandy. also you're in a fantastic new show, "the regime. everybody should check that out on hbo and i'm just so happy to finally have you here. i've been a fan forever. thanks so much for being here. >> oh, well, thank you, seth [ cheers and applause >> seth: andrea riseborough, everybody. "the regime" airs sunday nights on hbo

. >> we had factories downtown that became luxurious lofts in tribeca and chelsea.aking an office building and turning it into multi, given the floor plans, you have too much internal space and the costs are extremely high. so the real question is what do you do there? do you do vertical agriculture? there's a lot of ideas out there, but no quick fix. >> vertical agriculture? >> yeah. been hearing that for some time. >> data centers too. your weekend was all data center. >> it's what everybody wants to talk about. >> there's a ton of capital -- >> ton ton of capital -- >> joe from thor equities. >> he's not in to making new york office buildings into data centers. >> he wants them in mexico. the aws infrastructure over there. >> what about multifamily because that comes up as well as a concern. what are we seeing in that market? >> you have to remember that single family market has been the home builders have been on fire. why have the home builders been on fire? the market has been 90% of resale of existing inventory and 10% of new sales. now 70% of resale of exist