Investment Landscape Shift
Barry discusses the stark divide in the U.S. investment landscape, highlighting the growth in red states like Texas and Florida compared to the challenges faced in blue states such as New York and San Francisco. He emphasizes a strategic pivot towards these thriving regions, driven by business-friendly environments and population shifts. The conversation also touches on the resilience of industrial assets amid changing consumer behaviors and the complexities surrounding rental markets during the pandemic.In this clip
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