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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 46 MIN

S1:EP7 - From Immigrant Dreams to a Real Estate Empire with Jordan D'Silva

from Masters of Real Estate

Join us for an insightful conversation with Jordan D'Silva, second generation entrepreneur and CEO of WebCity Properties, a leader in workforce housing investment in North Texas. Managing over 500 units and $60 million in assets, Jordan shares his expertise on real estate investing, workforce housing, and building a socially responsible business. Jordan explores the crucial role of workforce housing in providing quality, affordable homes for working-class families. He offers valuable insights for real estate investors, from understanding market dynamics to implementing innovative financing models. Discover the challenges and opportunities in workforce housing investment, including property renovation, tenant satisfaction, and community impact.Don't miss this opportunity to gain knowledge from an industry rising star and understand how workforce housing investment is shaping the future of real estate and communities

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