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

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.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.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.Join us for a conversation about tragedy, resilience, shifting markets, and the forces shaping the future of real estate.