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In this podcast excerpt, the speaker answers the question of where the biggest opportunity in commercial real estate lies over the next decade. They argue that investors should focus on durable, essential‑service properties—such as grocery stores, liquor stores, gas stations, and medical facilities—because these assets proved resilient during COVID and are unlikely to disappear. The speaker also highlights the emerging role of artificial intelligence, noting that data‑center development is a growing niche that could reshape the sector. While acknowledging that multifamily housing remains a significant market, they suggest that the sector is not a guaranteed growth driver and point out that the United States is increasingly a "renter’s nation," making home ownership more challenging. A brief reference to Grant Cardone’s enthusiasm for multifamily is included, but the overall tone emphasizes cautious optimism about essential‑service assets and emerging tech‑driven opportunities.
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