How One Day Changed America and One Asset Class Could Change Real Estate

<p>In this episode, we reflect on our personal memories of September 11 and how that day permanently changed the way Americans viewed the world. From a third-grade classroom to a first job after college, we share the moments, emotions, and uncertainty that remain vivid decades later.</p><p>We then turn to today’s real estate market, examining the growing backlash against data center development. As municipalities impose bans and moratoriums, and developers respond with high-stakes lawsuits, we explore the tension between local communities, government officials, and an increasingly powerful asset class.</p><p>We also discuss recent changes in college football rules and controversies. The on-field clock in college football is now the official timekeeper, changing how game endings are decided.</p><p>Join us for a conversation about tragedy, resilience, shifting markets, and the forces shaping the future of real estate.</p>