Catherine BellEmpowering Women to Create Financial Freedom Through Passive Income, Real Estate, and Social Impact

Industrial Zone Now Prime for Multifamily Housing: A Smart Investment #shorts

3 May 2026 · 1 min

Watch on YouTube

0:38

In this short monologue, the speaker explains that an industrial site has lost its viability for industrial use because residential housing is located nearby, creating pollution and regulatory risks that would prevent operations such as a cement mixing plant. Consequently, the land’s value now lies in multifamily development. The speaker outlines an investment plan: acquire the property, rent it out as multifamily housing to generate cash flow, and later sell it once the market’s multifamily saturation stabilizes, positioning the deal as a smart, timely opportunity.

Chapters

Were you in the deal room today? That's no longer able to be industrial because housing is right down the street. So anything you plan to build there industrial will be put down. Yeah, they will refuse to build it even though it's owned. It doesn't matter if it is housing moved in down the street. You can't open a cement mixing plant there because of the pollution that's going to get down there. Right. And they'll shut you down. So it's no longer valuable as industrial, only valuable as multifamily. So we had a plan. Rent it out, cash flow it, and then bring it to, bring it to market once saturation has been adjusted. Because we already have so many multi-family there. So this is a good deal.