Infinity Podcast with Zeus Hernandez

In this episode of the Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with German Walas, global entrepreneur and founder of Global World, a cross‑border platform spanning real estate, agriculture, and technology with more than four decades of experience across Argentina and the United States.German’s journey is one of deep diversification and sector‑specific resilience. Starting in agribusiness in Argentina, he built a career that blends raw‑material production, large‑scale real estate development, and strategic capital allocation across multiple economic cycles. With a portfolio of projects exceeding U.S. $70 million, he has successfully managed assets from conception to completion, balancing operational rigor with long‑term value creation. Today, his footprint includes multifamily, gated communities, and tower‑style projects in key markets, as well as energy‑forward and technology‑integrated strategies in both Latin America and the U.S.Together, Zeus and German explore how crises actually create positioning opportunities, why real estate and agriculture must be treated like “babies” that need to be nurtured over time, and how to balance personal energy, travel, and family while operating in multiple jurisdictions. German unpacks the structural differences between U.S. and Argentine real estate - from capital stacks and financing to risk cycles, regulatory swings, and how crises reshape incentives for developers and investors.You’ll also hear how German leans into partnerships, vertical‑style operations, and founder‑led teams, and why slow, deliberate market entry beats quick but fragile expansion. He shares his perspective on where capital is flowing today, how he allocates among housing, food, and energy, and how artificial intelligence is already streamlining reporting, operations, and construction in his companies.The conversation dives into:Entering and scaling in new markets like Argentina, the U.S., Peru, and UruguayCapital‑stack design and the realities of equity‑heavy vs. debt‑heavy developmentHow policy shifts and national crises reshape real estate economicsIntegrating agriculture, real estate, and technology into one coherent strategyThe role of risk discipline, adrenaline‑managed decision‑making, and personal balanceGerman’s use of AI for operations, construction analytics, and market‑sensingAdvice for young entrepreneurs on trusting themselves, taking calculated risks, and committing to long‑term changeWhether you’re a developer, operator, or investor looking to understand how to build durable businesses across volatile markets, this episode offers a candid, grounded look at how global‑scale, sector‑integrated real estate and agribusiness can compound over time.Stay connected:www.infinitydevelopment.comwww.globalworldusa.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development is a commercial real estate investment and development firm shaping design‑driven, sustainable assets through disciplined execution, intelligent planning, and long‑term partnerships.

In this episode of Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Carlos Delherra, Founder and Partner of Mosaic Investment Partners and Mosaic Student Communities - a vertically integrated real estate platform reshaping the student housing landscape across major university markets.Carlos’s journey into real estate entrepreneurship is one of resilience and reinvention. After losing his entire portfolio during the 2008 financial crisis, he rebuilt from scratch by identifying a niche others overlooked: urban infill student housing near USC. What started as a single opportunity evolved into Mosaic; now an end-to-end platform spanning acquisitions, development, leasing, and operations across dozens of student housing assets.Together, Carlos and Zeus unpack how student housing functions as a true operating business, not just an investment vehicle - one defined by location precision, leasing discipline, and a deep understanding of the tenant population. Carlos shares how vertical integration allows Mosaic to control outcomes across the entire property lifecycle, from design to management, and why focusing narrowly on one niche has proven more durable than broad diversification.The conversation dives into hard-earned insights from building through multiple real estate cycles - the importance of risk discipline, operational fundamentals, and proximity-driven demand. It also touches on the broader story of Latino entrepreneurship in real estate, and how Carlos’s background growing up in Compton shaped a leadership approach rooted in humility, representation, and persistence.We discuss:Rebuilding post-crisis through niche specializationWhy student housing demands operational excellenceVertical integration as a performance advantageUrban infill site strategy and campus proximity economicsLessons in leverage, timing, and resilience through cyclesRepresentation and mindset in entrepreneurshipScaling a specialized platform with long-term focusPractical advice for emerging developers entering competitive urban marketsWhether you’re a developer, operator, or investor aiming to understand the mechanics of high-performing student housing assets, this episode offers a pragmatic look at how deep operational focus and niche expertise compound into lasting success in real estate.Stay connected:www.infinitydevelopment.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development is a commercial real estate investment and development firm shaping design-driven, sustainable assets through disciplined execution, intelligent planning, and long-term partnerships.

In this episode of Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Pedro Davila, Founder of Quantium Desarrollos and Inverater, to unpack the evolution of Mexico’s real estate landscape - from diversification and regulatory collaboration to the technological shift redefining investment strategies. With years of hands-on experience across industrial, horizontal, and ecotourism development, Pedro brings a grounded yet visionary perspective on what it takes to build resilient cities and thriving portfolios in an era of rapid transformation.Their conversation dives deep into the mechanics of systematic diversification, exploring how Mexico’s emerging global positioning and catalytic events like the 2026 World Cup are reshaping infrastructure priorities, mobility, and capital flows. Pedro shares candid insights on the necessity of integrating sustainability, not as a compliance measure but as a value multiplier for long-term urban development.From the rise of PropTech and AI platforms like Inverater democratizing access to investment, to the crucial role of public-private collaboration in modernizing permitting and ecological standards, this discussion spotlights the intersection of innovation, governance, and market foresight. Together, Zeus and Pedro break down how developers can future-proof their strategies - aligning technology, regulation, and social impact for a more competitive and sustainable built environment.We discuss:Market cycles and adaptation in real estateDiversification and resilience strategies in property developmentThe impact of urban infrastructure and public investment for the 2026 World CupThe integration of PropTech, AI, and digital transparency in Mexican real estateSustainability and ecological innovation as levers for long-term valueFinancial democratization through platforms like InveraterKey lessons for emerging developers and investors navigating Mexico’s next growth cycleWhether you’re an investor, developer, or policymaker looking to understand Mexico’s real estate transformation, this episode offers a practical roadmap for leveraging innovation and building lasting impact across one of the world’s fastest-evolving markets.Stay connected:www.infinitydevelopment.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development is a commercial real estate investment and development firm shaping design-driven, sustainable assets through disciplined execution, intelligent planning, and long-term partnerships.

In this episode of Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Professor Siqi Zheng of MIT’s Center for Real Estate to explore how sustainability is transforming real estate from an environmental imperative into a profit-driven investment strategy. With 20 years of research bridging urban economics, decarbonization, and market dynamics across China and the US, Siqi offers a data-backed framework for aligning planetary health, human well-being, and financial returns in the built environment.The conversation unpacks the triple bottom line (Planet, People, Profit), revealing why end-user "green premiums" - where tenants and buyers pay more for energy-efficient, resilient buildings - are the key to unlocking developer and investor buy-in. Siqi highlights critical bottlenecks like inconsistent measurement standards (beyond LEED or Energy Star) and the need for transparent data on climate risk, insurance costs, and resilience against wildfires or floods.From PropTech innovations accelerating net-zero pathways (light retrofits, heat pumps, solar) to public-private collaboration for scalable green finance, Zeus and Siqi map the financial incentives driving decarbonization. They also contrast China’s production-heavy emissions with US consumption patterns, forecasting how emerging markets’ "second-mover advantage" could lead the next decade of global green growth.We discuss:Framing sustainability through the PPP triple bottom lineGreen premiums and end-user demand for resilient buildingsMeasurement gaps in green certifications and climate riskPropTech’s role in net-zero pathways and decarbonizationUS-China differences in green economy evolutionBottlenecks in sustainable finance and industry standardsFuture trends: Europe leads, emerging markets acceleratePractical advice for developers targeting niche green marketsWhether you’re a developer, investor, or operator seeking to integrate sustainability into your thesis, this episode delivers a clear, economics-first roadmap for capturing value in the trillion-dollar shift to resilient real estate.Stay connected:www.infinitydevelopment.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development is a commercial real estate investment and development firm shaping design-driven, sustainable assets through disciplined execution, intelligent planning, and long-term partnerships.

In this episode of Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Thomas Stanchak, Head of Sustainability and Innovation at Stoneweg US, to unpack how environmental performance can directly enhance financial performance across multifamily real estate. With more than two decades of experience spanning operations, asset management, and portfolio-level strategy, Thomas shares how a disciplined, data-driven approach to sustainability is becoming a core value driver rather than a peripheral ESG exercise.The conversation dives into why “average is no longer acceptable” in real estate, and how owners and operators who ignore energy volatility, insurance pressure, and climate risk are effectively underwriting future distress into their assets. Thomas explains why retrofitting older buildings is so difficult, why sustainability must be integrated from day zero of a development, and how aligning capital planning with performance goals can transform costs and risk into durable NOI.Together, Zeus and Thomas explore how data, AI, and on-device technology are changing the way portfolios are operated, moving the industry beyond simple benchmarking toward true performance analytics, predictive maintenance, and grid-interactive buildings. They also discuss how governance, regional policy differences, and local market dynamics - from the U.S. to Europe and Latin America - are shaping the next decade of sustainable real estate.We discuss:The intersection of sustainability and financial performance in multifamily real estateWhy early integration of sustainability at the design phase is non-negotiableThe challenges and limits of retrofitting existing building stockUsing capital events (acquisitions, refis, exits) to properly underwrite and fund sustainabilityThe role of AI, data, and edge computing in optimizing building performance and resilienceMoving beyond ESG “box-checking” toward real operational value creationHow governance, policy, and local markets influence sustainability strategiesThe skills investment managers and developers must master for the next cycleWhether you’re an investment manager, developer, or operator, this episode offers a clear, practical framework for treating sustainability as a core value-add strategy - and for positioning your portfolio to compete in a world where energy volatility, climate risk, and performance transparency are table stakes.Stay connected:www.infinitydevelopment.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development is a commercial real estate investment and development firm shaping design-driven, sustainable assets through disciplined execution, intelligent planning, and long-term partnerships. 

In this episode of Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Paul Rabinovitch, Founder of Net Positive Capital, to explore how impact investing and sustainable innovation are reshaping the built environment. With over $3.5 billion in realized impact value, Paul brings a candid and data-driven perspective on how sustainability has evolved from a moral imperative into a high-performance delivery model for long-term value creation.The conversation moves beyond buzzwords to unpack what it actually takes to scale sustainable real estate; from aligning capital markets with transparency and performance, to embedding innovation at the molecular level of materials like green concrete, recycled steel, and CLT. Paul emphasizes that the future of development lies not in one-off green gestures, but in integrated teamwork, disciplined execution, and durable design intent.Together, Zeus and Paul examine the financial, technological, and cultural shifts driving this trillion-dollar transition - and how emerging developers and capital allocators can play a practical role in building a more resilient future.We discuss:The fundamentals and components of impact investingIntegrating sustainability and ROI across asset classesHow AI is transforming climate risk and efficiency analysisPropTech innovations for decarbonization and transparencyPolicy tailwinds accelerating green building adoptionThe role of collaboration in scaling climate-positive outcomesLessons for emerging sponsors and impact-focused developersWhether you’re a developer, investor, or operator looking to embed sustainability into your platform, this episode provides a clear roadmap for turning impact into performance — and purpose into long-term value.Stay connected:www.infinitydevelopment.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development is a commercial real estate investment and development firm shaping design-driven, sustainable assets through disciplined execution, intelligent planning, and long-term partnerships.

In this episode of Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Andrew Dunn, Managing Partner at VAC Development, an asset-class-agnostic real estate investment and development firm focused on yield-driven opportunities across Southwest growth markets.Andrew oversees acquisitions, capitalization, and business plan execution, building a platform structured around discretionary capital, disciplined underwriting, and long-term investor relationships. Known for his operator-first mindset, Andrew has scaled VAC by aligning development strategy with repeat capital partners and focusing on platform-level execution rather than one-off transactions.Together, they explore what it takes to scale a real estate platform in today’s market - from evaluating development spread and yield on cost to structuring deals that institutional capital can consistently support. The conversation unpacks the difference between chasing deals and building capital relationships, why sponsor discipline matters more than ever, and how emerging developers should think about positioning themselves in competitive growth markets.Andrew also shares insights on expanding into Southwest and Mountain West markets, managing investor expectations across cycles, and how AI is beginning to influence real estate workflows and decision-making.We discuss: • The transition from smaller deals to institutional-scale development • Building a programmatic platform versus executing one-off projects • Aligning discretionary capital with development strategy • Yield on cost, development spread, and risk evaluation frameworks • Expanding into Southwest growth markets like Arizona and Nevada • Raising capital through long-term investor relationships • Sponsor evaluation and platform-level investing • The evolving role of AI in real estate underwriting and workflows • Playing the long game in development and capital marketsWhether you’re an emerging sponsor, capital allocator, or developer focused on building a durable platform, this episode offers a strategic look at how alignment, discipline, and long-term thinking drive scalable growth in commercial real estate.Stay connected: www.infinitydevelopment.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development is a commercial real estate investment and development firm shaping design-driven, sustainable assets through disciplined execution, intelligent planning, and long-term partnerships. 

In this episode of Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Brad Dockser, founder and CEO of GreenGen, a sustainability implementation platform helping real estate owners and investors execute energy, carbon, and climate strategies across global portfolios.Brad began his career in traditional real estate investment and capital markets before pivoting toward sustainability following the Global Financial Crisis, when energy management and operating efficiency emerged as critical drivers of asset performance. Today, through GreenGen, he works at the intersection of real estate, climate policy, capital markets, and technology - translating sustainability goals into executable, financeable real estate strategies.Together, they explore how sustainability in real estate has evolved from a voluntary initiative into a regulated, capital-driven transformation shaped by local laws, investor mandates, and rising energy costs. The conversation unpacks how policies like New York’s Local Law 97 are reshaping underwriting and portfolio strategy, why capital markets are essential for scaling climate action in the built environment, and how integrated PropTech and AI solutions are enabling real estate owners to operationalize decarbonization across assets.The discussion also examines the business model innovation required to scale sustainability implementation globally, the growing adoption of climate-aligned real estate practices in Latin America, and the importance of cross-sector collaboration among owners, investors, regulators, and technology providers. Brad shares insights from building GreenGen as an end-to-end sustainability execution platform and offers perspective on how real estate organizations can move beyond sustainability commitments toward measurable performance outcomes.We discuss:• Brad’s transition from traditional real estate investing to sustainability leadership• The founding and evolution of GreenGen’s end-to-end implementation model• How local regulations like NYC Local Law 97 are reshaping real estate strategy• The role of capital markets in financing decarbonization and energy efficiency• Rising energy costs and the improving ROI of sustainability investments• Integrating AI and PropTech into portfolio-level climate execution• Business model innovation for scaling sustainability across portfolios• Emerging sustainability adoption across Latin American real estate markets• Collaboration across sectors to accelerate climate impact in the built environment• Advice for building durable sustainability platformsWhether you’re a developer, investor, operator, or policymaker navigating climate risk and decarbonization in real estate, this episode offers a strategic view of how regulation, capital, and technology are converging to reshape the economics of the built environment.Stay connected:www.infinitydevelopment.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development is a commercial real estate investment and development firm shaping design-driven, sustainable assets through disciplined execution, intelligent planning, and long-term partnerships.

In this episode of Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with John Citrigno, a veteran real estate investor, developer, and capital markets leader with more than three decades of experience spanning brokerage, institutional multifamily, private lending, and ground-up development.John is the Managing Partner of Cirius Partners, a closely held real estate investment platform composed of long-time high-net-worth partners, and the Principal of Cirius Green Development, where his work is focused on what he calls Housing 2.0: high-performance, energy-efficient, design-forward multifamily projects in select urban infill markets.Together, they explore the development philosophy behind Cirius’ Bankers Hill (Park West) project in San Diego and unpack how experienced sponsors balance downside protection with upside creation through what John describes as the Yin & Yang of multifamily development.The conversation examines why sustainability is not a branding layer but a governing economic principle, how higher-quality capital expenditures compress operating costs and reduce risk, and why long-term value in multifamily is ultimately created through resident experience and turnover reduction rather than rent maximization alone.The discussion also dives deep into Yield-on-Cost (one of the most misunderstood metrics in development underwriting), clarifying the difference between untrended and stabilized YOC and why institutional thresholds often misprice high-barrier coastal markets like San Diego. John shares candid insights into investor behavior, sponsor credibility, and the realities of capital alignment in today’s multifamily environment, along with his long-term outlook on San Diego as one of the most structurally resilient rental markets in the United States.We discuss: • John’s evolution across brokerage, capital markets, and development • The Housing 2.0 framework and design-driven multifamily strategy • The Yin & Yang philosophy: balancing affordability with luxury and performance • Sustainability as an economic driver of NOI durability and asset resilience • Yield-on-Cost: untrended vs stabilized and institutional underwriting realities • Investor priorities: trust, alignment, and sponsor credibility • Resident experience and turnover as the core drivers of value creation • Why San Diego remains one of the strongest long-term multifamily markets • Advice for emerging developers building durable platformsWhether you’re a developer, investor, or operator navigating urban multifamily in high-cost markets, this episode offers a grounded, real-world look at how experienced sponsors structure, design, and capitalize projects for long-term performance across cycles.Stay connected: www.infinitydevelopment.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity Development Infinity Development is a commercial real estate investment and development firm shaping design-driven, sustainable assets through disciplined execution, intelligent planning, and long-term partnerships.

In this episode of Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Andres Leal, one of the world’s leading voices at the intersection of real estate, technology, and venture capital.Andres is a Top 30 Global Proptech Leader, serial entrepreneur, ecosystem builder, and advisor to family offices, banks, and Proptech startups across the U.S. and Latin America. As the founder and former President of the Colombia Proptech Association, he helped catalyze a $1B+ Proptech ecosystem and position Latin America as a global reference point for real estate innovation.Together, they explore how Proptech, AI, and data are reshaping real estate value creation: from asset management and portfolio optimization to investment strategy and ecosystem building. The conversation unpacks the realities of digital transformation in LATAM, the mistakes traditional real estate players make when adopting technology without strategy, and how founders, investors, and institutions can build durable competitive advantage in an increasingly tech-driven market.The discussion also dives into AI’s growing role in asset management, valuation, and operational efficiency, as well as what an “intelligent” real estate portfolio looks like in the years ahead. Andres shares insights from advising startups, scaling platforms, and working alongside institutional capital, offering a rare perspective on where real estate technology is truly headed.We discuss:The origins of Andres’ journey across real estate, technology, and Proptech leadershipBuilding and scaling Proptech ecosystems in Latin AmericaGlobal Proptech and Contech trends shaping the next decadeCommon mistakes in digital transformation across real estate organizationsThe role of AI in asset management, valuation, and portfolio intelligenceWhat investors should look for in Proptech founders and startupsThe role of institutions and development banks in accelerating innovationLong-term legacy, leadership, and advice for the next generation of innovatorsWhether you’re a developer, investor, operator, or founder navigating the future of real estate, this episode offers a deep, strategic look at how technology, capital, and vision converge to shape the next era of the built environment. Stay connected:www.infinitydevelopment.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development shapes sustainable, design-driven real estate. Delivering lasting impact through design, technology, and disciplined capital.

In this episode of Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with David Gottfried, a visionary leader and founder of both the U.S. and World Green Building Councils, organizations that helped launch a global movement for sustainable development across more than 80 countries.Together, they trace the origins of the green building movement and unpack how it evolved into a multi-trillion-dollar industry shaping the future of real estate. David shares his journey scaling sustainability from a bold idea to a global framework, discussing the challenges, strategies, and economic incentives that made it possible.The conversation explores the business case for sustainability, the growing role of technology and AI in shaping climate-positive development, and the mindset required to lead with purpose in an era defined by transformation.We discuss:• The origins and global expansion of the green building movement• Aligning profitability with sustainability and long-term value creation• The role of AI and innovation in accelerating sustainable development• Lessons in leadership, humility, and scaling global impact• Building with purpose — beyond complianceWhether you’re a developer, investor, or entrepreneur building for the next generation, this episode offers timeless insight on how to merge purpose, performance, and capital to shape a more sustainable built world.En este episodio del podcast Infinity, el presentador Zeus Hernandez conversa con David Gottfried, líder visionario y fundador de los Consejos de Edificación Verde de Estados Unidos y del Mundo, organizaciones que impulsaron un movimiento global por el desarrollo sostenible en más de 80 países.Juntos, repasan los orígenes del movimiento de la edificación verde y explican cómo evolucionó hasta convertirse en una industria multimillonaria que está moldeando el futuro del sector inmobiliario. David comparte su experiencia en la expansión de la sostenibilidad, desde una idea audaz hasta un marco global, y analiza los retos, las estrategias y los incentivos económicos que lo hicieron posible.La conversación explora la viabilidad empresarial de la sostenibilidad, el creciente papel de la tecnología y la IA en la configuración de un desarrollo con impacto climático positivo, y la mentalidad necesaria para liderar con propósito en una era marcada por la transformación.En este episodio hablamos sobre: ​​• Los orígenes y la expansión global del movimiento de la construcción sostenible• Cómo alinear la rentabilidad con la sostenibilidad y la creación de valor a largo plazo• El papel de la IA y la innovación en la aceleración del desarrollo sostenible• Lecciones de liderazgo, humildad y cómo ampliar el impacto global• Construir con propósito: más allá del cumplimiento normativoTanto si eres promotor, inversor o emprendedor que construye para la próxima generación, este episodio te ofrece una perspectiva atemporal sobre cómo fusionar propósito, rendimiento y capital para dar forma a un mundo construido más sostenible.Stay connected:www.infinitydevelopment.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development shapes sustainable, design-driven real estate. Delivering lasting impact through design, technology, and disciplined capital.

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Dana Sayles, managing partner at 360, to unpack the complex world of entitlements, urban planning, and development in Southern California.Dana shares her unexpected journey into the planning world, the realities of starting her own consulting firm, and the evolving entitlement landscape in a post-COVID, sustainability-driven era. They explore how AI is impacting the planning process, why community engagement is non-negotiable, and what today’s real estate professionals need to understand to succeed long term.Whether you're a developer, policymaker, or young professional entering the built environment — this episode delivers grounded insights from one of the most trusted voices in California planning.We cover:What entitlements really are — and why they matterHow Dana built her firm and overcame early challengesThe role of sustainability and changing codes in new developmentHow AI tools might support, but not replace, plannersNavigating career, life balance, and community trust in developmentEn este episodio del Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Dana Sayles, socia directora de 360, para desentrañar el complejo mundo de los derechos de propiedad, la planificación urbana y el desarrollo en el sur de California.Dana comparte su inesperada experiencia en el mundo de la planificación, las realidades de fundar su propia consultora y la evolución del panorama de los derechos de propiedad en una era pos-COVID impulsada por la sostenibilidad. Exploran cómo la IA está impactando el proceso de planificación, por qué la participación comunitaria es fundamental y qué necesitan comprender los profesionales inmobiliarios de hoy para tener éxito a largo plazo.Ya seas desarrollador, legislador o joven profesional que se inicia en el sector de la construcción, este episodio ofrece perspectivas fundamentadas de una de las voces más confiables en la planificación de California.Abordamos:• Qué son realmente los derechos y por qué son importantes• Cómo Dana construyó su empresa y superó los desafíos iniciales• El papel de la sostenibilidad y la evolución de los códigos en los nuevos desarrollos• Cómo las herramientas de IA podrían apoyar, pero no reemplazar, a los planificadores• Gestionando la carrera profesional, el equilibrio entre la vida personal y la confianza comunitaria en el desarrolloStay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development shapes sustainable, high-value real estate. Delivering lasting impact through design, technology, and disciplined capital.

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Luis Marcelo Indacochea, CEO of Core Capital SAFI, to unpack his 20+ year journey in real estate across Latin America and the U.S.From starting in Lima with limited capital to expanding into high-growth markets like Miami, Luis shares how he built trust with investors, scaled development platforms, and embraced technology to stay competitive. The conversation explores Core Capital’s unique investment philosophy, the role of investor relations, and what it takes to build a real estate firm with global ambitions — while staying grounded in personal balance.We discuss:Key lessons from launching Core Capital in PeruManaging capital and investor relationships at scaleMiami as a growth frontier for LATAM developersThe power of specialization in real estateBalancing ambition with family and faithWhether you’re a fund manager, developer, or global investor, this episode delivers timeless wisdom on leadership, expansion, and navigating cycles in both business and life. Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development shapes sustainable, high-value real estate. Delivering lasting impact through design, technology, and disciplined capital.En este episodio del Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernández entrevista a Luis Marcelo Indacochea, CEO de Core Capital SAFI, para hablar sobre sus más de 20 años de trayectoria en el sector inmobiliario en Latinoamérica y Estados Unidos.Desde sus inicios en Lima con recursos limitados hasta su expansión a mercados de alto crecimiento como Miami, Luis comparte cómo logró generar confianza con los inversores, escalar su plataforma de desarrollo y adoptar la tecnología para mantenerse competitivo. La conversación explora la filosofía de inversión única de Core Capital, la importancia de las relaciones con los inversores y los factores clave para construir una empresa inmobiliaria con visión global, sin descuidar el equilibrio personal.Entre los temas que abordamos:• Lecciones clave al fundar Core Capital en Perú• Gestión del capital y las relaciones con los inversores a gran escala• Miami: un mercado en expansión para los desarrolladores latinoamericanos• La importancia de la especialización en el sector inmobiliario• Equilibrar la ambición con la familia y los valores personalesYa sea gestor de fondos, desarrollador inmobiliario o inversor internacional, este episodio ofrece valiosos consejos sobre liderazgo, expansión y la gestión de los ciclos económicos, tanto en el ámbito empresarial como en la vida personal.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/Acerca de Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development diseña proyectos inmobiliarios sostenibles y de alto valor. Generamos un impacto duradero a través del diseño, la tecnología y una gestión financiera rigurosa.

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandes sits down with Owen Barrett, founder of Shine, who shares his journey from Wall Street to building a clean tech startup focused on decarbonizing multifamily housing.Owen breaks down how Shine installs solar directly on tenant meters—a market gap few are solving—and shares honest lessons on rejection, fundraising, and the real skill that separates successful founders: sales.We cover: • The problem Shine is solving in multifamily real estate • How Owen raised capital after hundreds of rejections • Why sales is the #1 skill for any entrepreneur • Thoughts on AI's role in clean tech • How to balance life and high-growth building • The mindset needed to keep goingWhether you're an investor, builder, or startup founder — this is a masterclass in perseverance and purpose-driven innovation.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development is a forward-thinking real estate platform shaping the future of the built environment through intelligent design, tech integration, and sustainable capital stacks. Learn more at infinitydevelopment.comEn este episodio de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandes conversa con Owen Barrett, fundador de Shine, quien comparte su trayectoria desde Wall Street hasta la creación de una startup de tecnología limpia centrada en la descarbonización de viviendas multifamiliares.Owen explica cómo Shine instala energía solar directamente en los contadores de los inquilinos —una brecha del mercado que pocos están solucionando— y comparte lecciones honestas sobre el rechazo, la recaudación de fondos y la verdadera habilidad que distingue a los fundadores exitosos: las ventas.Cubrimos:• El problema que Shine está resolviendo en el sector inmobiliario multifamiliar• Cómo Owen consiguió capital tras cientos de rechazos• Por qué las ventas son la habilidad número uno para cualquier emprendedor• Reflexiones sobre el papel de la IA en las tecnologías limpias• Cómo conciliar la vida personal y los edificios de alto crecimiento• La mentalidad necesaria para seguir adelanteTanto si eres inversor, constructor o fundador de una startup, esta es una clase magistral de perseverancia e innovación con propósito.Manténgase conectado:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/Acerca de Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development es una plataforma inmobiliaria vanguardista que define el futuro del entorno construido mediante diseño inteligente, integración tecnológica e inversiones de capital sostenibles. Obtenga más información en infinitydevelopment.com

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Ronnie Kamara, founder and Co-Founder and COO of Ctech, to explore the future of clean energy, PropTech, and sustainable entrepreneurship across Africa.Ronnie shares his journey from global business to local impact — building energy and real estate ventures that bridge innovation with purpose. From launching battery-based energy solutions to navigating the investment landscape, Ronnie reveals the opportunities and challenges of scaling in African markets.We cover: • The synergy between clean energy and PropTech • Why affordable power is still a major issue across the continent • How C-Tech Power is solving real infrastructure gaps • What investors need to understand about Africa’s growth potential • The role of AI and vision in scaling energy innovation • How faith, resilience, and purpose fuel Ronnie’s journeyThis is a grounded, global conversation on legacy, leadership, and building systems that empower communities.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/About Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development is a forward-thinking real estate platform shaping the future of the built environment through intelligent design, tech integration, and sustainable capital stacks. Learn more at infinitydevelopment.comEn este episodio de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Ronnie Kamara, fundador y director ejecutivo de C-Tech Power, para explorar el futuro de la energía limpia, la tecnología inmobiliaria y el emprendimiento sostenible en África.Ronnie comparte su trayectoria, desde los negocios globales hasta el impacto local, creando proyectos energéticos e inmobiliarios que conectan la innovación con el propósito. Desde el lanzamiento de soluciones energéticas basadas en baterías hasta la exploración del panorama de inversión, Ronnie revela las oportunidades y los desafíos de escalar en los mercados africanos.Abordamos:• La sinergia entre la energía limpia y la tecnología inmobiliaria• Por qué la energía asequible sigue siendo un problema importante en todo el continente• Cómo C-Tech Power está solucionando las deficiencias reales de infraestructura• Lo que los inversores necesitan entender sobre el potencial de crecimiento de África• El papel de la IA y la visión en el escalamiento de la innovación energética• Cómo la fe, la resiliencia y el propósito impulsan la trayectoria de RonnieEsta es una conversación global y fundamentada sobre el legado, el liderazgo y la creación de sistemas que empoderan a las comunidades.Manténgase conectado:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/Acerca de Infinity DevelopmentInfinity Development es una plataforma inmobiliaria vanguardista que define el futuro del entorno construido mediante diseño inteligente, integración tecnológica e inversiones de capital sostenibles. Obtenga más información en infinitydevelopment.com

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus speaks with Ricardo López Tello, co-founder of Agentes Inteligentes and former Commercial Director for Intel in Latin America.We explore how artificial intelligence can transform the real estate sector, improve the customer experience, and free up human teams to focus on higher-value tasks. Ricardo shares his transition from the corporate world to a purpose-driven startup, and how his company is developing AI agents that operate 24/7 to optimize sales and efficiency.We discuss:• His background in semiconductors, technology, and leadership• How to implement AI agents in real estate• Why AI should be seen as an ally, not a threat• Real-life cases of technology adoption with tangible results• The dream of building technology focused on human well-being.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio del Infinity Podcast, Zeus conversa con Ricardo López Tello, cofundador de Agentes Inteligentes y exdirector comercial de Intel en Latinoamérica.Exploramos cómo la inteligencia artificial puede transformar el sector inmobiliario, mejorar la experiencia del cliente y liberar a los equipos humanos para que se concentren en tareas de mayor valor. Ricardo comparte su transición del mundo corporativo a una startup con propósito, y cómo su empresa está desarrollando agentes de IA que operan 24/7 para optimizar las ventas y la eficiencia.Abordamos:• Su experiencia en semiconductores, tecnología y liderazgo• Cómo implementar agentes de IA en el sector inmobiliario• Por qué la IA debe ser vista como un aliado, no como una amenaza• Casos reales de adopción de tecnología con resultados tangibles• El sueño de construir tecnología centrada en el bienestar humano.Mantente conectado:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Paul Higgs — seasoned developer, land strategist, and PropTech founder — to explore the future of land development through a sustainable and investor-focused lens.With over 40 years of experience and 7,000+ homes built, Paul shares his journey from housebuilder to award-winning educator and tech entrepreneur. He breaks down how PropTech is reshaping feasibility analysis, how to derisk land deals, and why brownfield sites hold the key to purpose-driven returns.We discuss:Structuring profitable land deals with purposeHow to scale regeneration through data and automationLessons from 2008 and today’s risk-adjusted strategiesThe viability of net-zero projects and the new capital stackWhere smart capital is flowing next in UK housingWhether you're a VC, developer, or impact investor — this episode delivers high-level insights on where land, technology, and regeneration intersect.En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Paul Higgs, desarrollador experimentado, estratega inmobiliario y fundador de PropTech, para explorar el futuro del desarrollo inmobiliario desde una perspectiva sostenible y centrada en el inversor.Con más de 40 años de experiencia y más de 7000 viviendas construidas, Paul comparte su trayectoria, desde constructor de viviendas hasta galardonado educador y emprendedor tecnológico. Analiza cómo PropTech está transformando el análisis de viabilidad, cómo minimizar el riesgo en las operaciones inmobiliarias y por qué los terrenos industriales abandonados son la clave para obtener rentabilidades con un propósito definido.Hablamos sobre:• Estructurar acuerdos de terrenos rentables con un propósito• Cómo escalar la regeneración mediante datos y automatización• Lecciones de 2008 y las estrategias actuales ajustadas al riesgo• La viabilidad de los proyectos de cero emisiones netas y la nueva estructura de capital• Hacia dónde se dirige el capital inteligente en el sector inmobiliario del Reino UnidoTanto si eres inversor de capital riesgo, promotor o inversor de impacto, este episodio ofrece información de alto nivel sobre la intersección entre el terreno, la tecnología y la regeneración.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/Zeus Hernandez is the Founder & CEO of Infinity Development, a forward-thinking real estate platform focused on building sustainable, intelligent communities across Latin America and the U.S. Infinity™ is shaping the future of cities through intelligent design, AI, and sustainable capital.

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Douglas Escobar, a multifamily investor, LP mentor, and former high-earner in the corporate world who turned anxiety into autonomy.Douglas shares how he walked away from the stress of W2 life to build a real estate portfolio of 2,000+ units — and how he's now helping others do the same through financial education and emerging tech.We explore:The mindset shift from fear to freedomBuilding conviction as an LPHow AI is reshaping underwriting and deal evaluationThe resilience of Class B/C assetsWhy mentorship and education are non-negotiable for long-term wealthThis is a must-listen for any investor, operator, or innovator seeking smarter ways to build legacy and reduce risk.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio del Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Douglas Escobar, inversor multifamiliar, mentor de LP y exprofesional con altos ingresos en el mundo corporativo, quien transformó la ansiedad en autonomía.Douglas comparte cómo se liberó del estrés de la vida W2 para construir una cartera inmobiliaria de más de 2000 unidades, y cómo ahora ayuda a otros a lograr lo mismo a través de la educación financiera y las tecnologías emergentes.Exploramos:• El cambio de mentalidad del miedo a la libertad• Construyendo convicción como LP• Cómo la IA está transformando la suscripción y la evaluación de operaciones• La resiliencia de los activos Clase B/C• Por qué la mentoría y la educación son innegociables para el patrimonio a largo plazoEste es un video imprescindible para cualquier inversor, operador o innovador que busque formas más inteligentes de construir un legado y reducir el riesgo.Manténgase conectado:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez interviews David Martínez Montero, CEO of Aedas Homes and Chairman of Rebuild, one of Europe’s leading platforms for construction innovation.David shares his journey from reshaping Madrid’s skyline with the Cuatro Torres project to leading Aedas Homes through Spain’s housing evolution post-2008. He unpacks the technologies transforming construction — from AI and modular design to sustainability and decentralization — and discusses the real challenges of scaling a modern development firm: attracting top talent, securing equity, and building for long-term impact.We discuss:• The AI tools already transforming real estate operations • How Aedas built a decentralized model post-2008 • Why Rebuild has become Europe’s hub for construction innovation • What it takes to attract equity, talent, and vision into the housing sector • The deeper mission behind building for legacy and happinessThis is a masterclass in visionary leadership, innovation in real estate, and the infrastructure of tomorrow.Whether you're an investor, founder, or builder — this conversation offers real insight into how Europe’s top development leaders are shaping the future of living.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio del Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez entrevista a David Martínez Montero, CEO de Aedas Homes y presidente de Rebuild, una de las plataformas líderes en Europa para la innovación en la construcción.David comparte su trayectoria, desde la transformación del skyline de Madrid con el proyecto Cuatro Torres hasta la dirección de Aedas Homes en la evolución de la vivienda en España después de 2008. Analiza las tecnologías que están transformando la construcción —desde la IA y el diseño modular hasta la sostenibilidad y la descentralización— y los verdaderos retos de escalar una promotora moderna: atraer al mejor talento, asegurar capital y construir para un impacto a largo plazo.Abordamos:• Las herramientas de IA que ya están transformando las operaciones inmobiliarias• Cómo Aedas construyó un modelo descentralizado después de 2008• Por qué Rebuild se ha convertido en el centro europeo de innovación en la construcción• Qué se necesita para atraer capital, talento y visión al sector inmobiliario• La misión más profunda de construir para el legado y la felicidadEsta es una clase magistral sobre liderazgo visionario, innovación en el sector inmobiliario y la infraestructura del futuro.Ya seas inversor, fundador o constructor, esta conversación te ofrece una visión real de cómo los principales líderes europeos en desarrollo están moldeando el futuro de la vida.Mantente conectado:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Justin Bean — sustainability strategist, global advisor, and author — to unpack the next frontier of climate innovation. With a background spanning Silicon Valley, Japan, and South Africa, Justin brings a global lens to climate tech, smart cities, and responsible AI.They explore:The mindset shifts needed to scale sustainabilityHow AI is accelerating environmental impactWhat VCs should look for in climate tech startupsWhy emerging markets may leapfrog the global NorthHow storytelling shapes climate optimism and innovationFrom new venture incubation to international strategy, Justin shares how technology, policy, and capital can converge to unlock a regenerative future.Whether you’re an investor, policymaker, or operator in the built environment — this is a future-focused conversation you won’t want to miss.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Justin Bean, estratega de sostenibilidad, asesor global y autor, para desentrañar la próxima frontera de la innovación climática. Con experiencia en Silicon Valley, Japón y Sudáfrica, Justin aporta una perspectiva global a la tecnología climática, las ciudades inteligentes y la IA responsable.Exploran:Los cambios de mentalidad necesarios para escalar la sostenibilidadCómo la IA está acelerando el impacto ambientalQué deberían buscar los inversores de capital riesgo en las startups de tecnología climáticaPor qué los mercados emergentes podrían superar al hemisferio norteCómo la narrativa moldea el optimismo y la innovación climáticaDesde la incubación de nuevas empresas hasta la estrategia internacional, Justin comparte cómo la tecnología, las políticas y el capital pueden converger para impulsar un futuro regenerativo.Tanto si eres inversor, responsable de políticas como operador del sector de la construcción, esta es una conversación centrada en el futuro que no te querrás perder.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Andrew Zang, ESQ, CEO of Bespoke A.I.R. and founder of Portfolio Pulse, to unpack the intersection of AI, data integrity, and real estate innovation.With over $4B in global CRE transactions under his belt and a legal background in real estate, Andrew shares how his journey from corporate brokerage to AI entrepreneur led him to build tools that redefine how data flows through the built environment.From responsible AI deployment to productivity-driven software for real estate professionals, this episode explores how tech-forward leadership is changing the game across CRE, hospitality, and government sectors.Key Topics• The evolution of AI in real estate• Data accuracy and the problem with legacy systems• Portfolio Pulse and AI-enabled decision-making• The future of New York CRE• Entrepreneurship, brand building, and work-life balance• Responsible AI use in sensitive industriesFor anyone building at the edge of AI and real assets, this conversation is packed with insight.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Andrew Zang, CEO de Bespoke A.I.R. y fundador de Portfolio Pulse, para analizar la intersección entre la IA, la integridad de los datos y la innovación inmobiliaria.Con más de 4000 millones de dólares en transacciones globales de bienes raíces comerciales y experiencia legal en el sector inmobiliario, Andrew comparte cómo su trayectoria, desde la intermediación corporativa hasta el emprendimiento con IA, lo llevó a crear herramientas que redefinen el flujo de datos en el entorno construido.Desde la implementación responsable de IA hasta el software orientado a la productividad para profesionales inmobiliarios, este episodio explora cómo el liderazgo tecnológico está transformando las reglas del juego en los sectores de bienes raíces comerciales, hotelero y gubernamental.Temas clave• La evolución de la IA en el sector inmobiliario• La precisión de los datos y el problema de los sistemas heredados• Portfolio Pulse y la toma de decisiones basada en IA• El futuro del sector inmobiliario comercial en Nueva York• Emprendimiento, desarrollo de marca y conciliación de la vida laboral y personal• Uso responsable de la IA en sectores sensiblesPara cualquiera que trabaje en la vanguardia de la IA y los activos inmobiliarios, esta conversación está repleta de información.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez interviews Neal Collins, a pioneer in regenerative real estate and host of The Regenerative Real Estate Podcast. Together, they explore how development can evolve beyond sustainability — toward models that restore ecosystems, uplift communities, and redefine how we measure value.Neal shares his personal journey from community development to leading a regenerative investment movement. The episode dives into capital stacks for sustainable projects, the role of AI in shaping healthier built environments, and how developers can create multidimensional ROI through intentional, place-based design.Topics discussed include:Financing regenerative real estate through creative capital strategiesWhy social and ecological ROI matter just as much as financial returnsCommunity engagement as the foundation for resilient developmentUsing AI and data to enhance sustainable project deliveryPersonal reflections on family, purpose, and legacy-driven developmentThis episode is a must-listen for investors, developers, and founders interested in long-term value creation through regenerative real estate.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez entrevista a Neal Collins, pionero en bienes raíces regenerativos y presentador de The Regenerative Real Estate Podcast. Juntos, exploran cómo el desarrollo puede evolucionar más allá de la sostenibilidad, hacia modelos que restauran los ecosistemas, impulsan a las comunidades y redefinen la forma en que medimos el valor.Neal comparte su trayectoria personal, desde el desarrollo comunitario hasta liderar un movimiento de inversión regenerativa. El episodio profundiza en las estructuras de capital para proyectos sostenibles, el papel de la IA en la creación de entornos construidos más saludables y cómo los promotores pueden generar un retorno de la inversión (ROI) multidimensional mediante un diseño intencional y basado en el lugar.Los temas abordados incluyen:• Financiación de bienes raíces regenerativos mediante estrategias de capital creativas• Por qué el ROI social y ecológico es tan importante como la rentabilidad financiera• La participación comunitaria como base para un desarrollo resiliente• Uso de la IA y los datos para mejorar la ejecución sostenible de proyectos• Reflexiones personales sobre la familia, el propósito y el desarrollo impulsado por el legadoEste episodio es imprescindible para inversores, promotores y fundadores interesados en la creación de valor a largo plazo a través de bienes raíces regenerativos.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast (Spanish), Zeus Hernandez sits down with Fernando Velarde, architect, consultant, and founder of VeMás Consultoría, to explore the future of real estate development across Latin America.Based in Lima, Fernando brings a multidisciplinary approach to urban planning, development strategy, and market research. Together, they discuss Peru’s evolving real estate landscape, the growing role of AI and sustainability in the region, and how developers can build smarter by understanding urban dynamics, social context, and long-term impact.This conversation offers deep insight for anyone investing in emerging markets, with actionable takeaways on market intelligence, asset positioning, and urban innovation.Topics covered:Evolution of real estate in PeruMarket research and project viabilityCommon developer mistakes in LATAMAI’s role in productivity and decision-makingRegenerative and sustainable urbanismSocial media and digital strategy for real estate firmsInvestment strategy across Peru and EcuadorWhether you're an investor eyeing the next urban frontier or a developer expanding into Latin America, this is a must-listen.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast (Español), Zeus Hernandez conversa con Fernando Velarde, arquitecto, consultor y fundador de VeMás Consultoría, para explorar el futuro del desarrollo inmobiliario en Latinoamérica.Con sede en Lima, Fernando aporta un enfoque multidisciplinario a la planificación urbana, la estrategia de desarrollo y la investigación de mercados. Juntos, conversan sobre la evolución del panorama inmobiliario peruano, el creciente papel de la IA y la sostenibilidad en la región, y cómo los desarrolladores pueden construir de forma más inteligente al comprender la dinámica urbana, el contexto social y el impacto a largo plazo.Esta conversación ofrece una perspectiva profunda para quienes invierten en mercados emergentes, con conclusiones prácticas sobre inteligencia de mercado, posicionamiento de activos e innovación urbana.Temas abordados:• Evolución del sector inmobiliario en Perú• Estudios de mercado y viabilidad de proyectos• Errores comunes de los desarrolladores en Latinoamérica• El rol de la IA en la productividad y la toma de decisiones• Urbanismo regenerativo y sostenible• Redes sociales y estrategia digital para inmobiliarias• Estrategia de inversión en Perú y EcuadorTanto si eres un inversionista interesado en la próxima frontera urbana como un desarrollador que se expande a Latinoamérica, este artículo es imprescindible.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast (Spanish), Zeus Hernandez sits down with Gonzalo Mut — architect, sustainability consultant, and Commercial Director at PASIVA Ltda. — to explore the evolution of sustainable design and development across Latin America.With over 14 years of experience advising energy-efficient projects across Chile and Latin America, Gonzalo shares how sustainability can be more than a checkbox — it can be a strategic advantage.We break down green certifications like LEED, WELL, and EDGE, the true ROI of early-stage energy planning, and the technologies reshaping sustainable design.From regulatory shifts to regenerative principles, this episode explores the future of real estate through a sustainability lens — and the mindset shift required to lead that change.Key topics• LEED vs. WELL vs. EDGE certifications• How PASIVA supports developers in reducing impact and costs• Trends in sustainable real estate across Latin America• The role of AI, energy modeling, and innovation• Advice for architects and consultants entering the fieldStay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio del Infinity Podcast (Español), Zeus Hernández conversa con Gonzalo Mut, arquitecto, consultor de sostenibilidad y director comercial de PASIVA Ltda., para explorar la evolución del diseño y desarrollo sostenible en Latinoamérica.Con más de 14 años de experiencia asesorando proyectos de eficiencia energética en Chile y Latinoamérica, Gonzalo comparte cómo la sostenibilidad puede ser más que una simple casilla: puede ser una ventaja estratégica.Analizamos certificaciones ecológicas como LEED, WELL y EDGE, el verdadero retorno de la inversión (ROI) de la planificación energética en etapas tempranas y las tecnologías que están transformando el diseño sostenible.Desde cambios regulatorios hasta principios regenerativos, este episodio explora el futuro del sector inmobiliario desde una perspectiva de sostenibilidad y el cambio de mentalidad necesario para liderarlo.Temas clave:• Certificaciones LEED vs. WELL vs. EDGE• Cómo PASIVA apoya a los desarrolladores en la reducción del impacto y los costos• Tendencias en el sector inmobiliario sostenible en Latinoamérica• El rol de la IA, el modelado energético y la innovación• Consejos para arquitectos y consultores que se inician en el sectorStay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast (Spanish), Zeus Hernandez talks with Pedro Dávila, a trailblazer in the Monterrey real estate market and founder of Quantium Desarrollos and Inverater. Pedro shares his journey from installing air conditioning units to building a diversified development and investment platform that’s changing how Monterrey grows — from luxury towers to accessible housing.This conversation dives deep into: • Monterrey’s evolving market trends and the impact of New Shoring • Why vertical living is accelerating and how developers are adapting • How Inverater's capital approach prioritizes equity investment over debt • Sustainability and regenerative development as non-negotiable pillars • The mindset, lessons, and discipline behind his successA valuable episode for real estate investors, capital allocators, and entrepreneurs building the next wave of growth in Mexico and beyond.Stay connected: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast (Español), Zeus Hernández conversa con Pedro Dávila, pionero del mercado inmobiliario de Monterrey y fundador de Quantium Desarrollos e Inverater.Pedro comparte su trayectoria, desde la instalación de unidades de aire acondicionado hasta la creación de una plataforma diversificada de desarrollo e inversión que está transformando el crecimiento de Monterrey, desde torres de lujo hasta viviendas accesibles.Esta conversación profundiza en:• Las tendencias cambiantes del mercado de Monterrey y el impacto de la nueva urbanización• Por qué la vivienda vertical se está acelerando y cómo se están adaptando los desarrolladores• Cómo el enfoque de capital de Inverater prioriza la inversión en capital sobre la deuda• La sostenibilidad y el desarrollo regenerativo como pilares innegociables• La mentalidad, las lecciones y la disciplina detrás de su éxitoUn episodio valioso para inversionistas inmobiliarios, asignadores de capital y emprendedores que construyen la próxima ola de crecimiento en México y el mundo.Stay connected: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Gonzalo Martínez Vargas — a seasoned real estate investment strategist, PropTech innovator, and founder of Moebius.uy, Uruguay’s first rental property investment app.With over 30 years of experience across Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay, and beyond, Gonzalo shares how data-driven insights and technological adoption are reshaping the way investors identify, evaluate, and maximize long-term returns.In this conversation, we explore: • The evolution of rental investment markets in Latin America • How PropTech platforms like Moebius.uy and INMOVIN are transforming decision-making • Key trends and opportunities for cross-border investors • Why a strategic mindset is the true differentiator in real estate wealth buildingWhether you’re an investor, developer, or PropTech founder — this episode is packed with practical insights to help you navigate the future of intelligent real estate investing.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Gonzalo Martínez Vargas, un experimentado estratega de inversión inmobiliaria, innovador en PropTech y fundador de Moebius.uy, la primera app de inversión en propiedades de alquiler de Uruguay.Con más de 30 años de experiencia en Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay y otros países, Gonzalo comparte cómo la información basada en datos y la adopción de tecnología están transformando la forma en que los inversores identifican, evalúan y maximizan la rentabilidad a largo plazo.En esta conversación, exploramos:• La evolución de los mercados de inversión en alquiler en América Latina• Cómo las plataformas PropTech como Moebius.uy e INMOVIN están transformando la toma de decisiones• Tendencias y oportunidades clave para inversores internacionales• Por qué una mentalidad estratégica es el verdadero diferenciador en la creación de riqueza inmobiliariaTanto si eres inversor, desarrollador o fundador de PropTech, este episodio está repleto de información práctica para ayudarte a navegar el futuro de la inversión inmobiliaria inteligente.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Meena Hissami — executive coach, startup advisor, and trusted partner to founders and leadership teams building high-growth companies.Together, they unpack what’s often missing from traditional startup playbooks: the inner work that drives outer results when the stakes are high.They explore: • How subconscious patterns shape founder decision-making, investor relations, and company culture • Letting go of limiting beliefs that silently cap growth — for founders, investors, and teams alike • The real meaning of sustainable work-life balance in high-performance environments • Accessing flow states and leading from clarity under pressure • Why transformational leadership isn’t a “nice-to-have” — it’s a strategic advantage for companies that want to scale wellThis is an episode for founders, investors, and leaders who understand that capital and leadership are two sides of the same coin — and that the greatest ROI is clarity, alignment, and trust.Stay connected: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Meena Hissami — coach ejecutiva, asesora de startups y aliada estratégica de founders y equipos de alto crecimiento.Juntos abordan lo que rara vez se discute en los manuales de startups: el trabajo interior profundo que impulsa resultados sostenibles cuando hay mucho en juego.Exploran: • Cómo los patrones subconscientes moldean la toma de decisiones, las relaciones con inversionistas y la cultura organizacional • Liberarse de creencias limitantes que silenciosamente frenan el crecimiento de founders, inversionistas y equipos • El verdadero significado de un equilibrio vida-trabajo sostenible en entornos de alto rendimiento • Acceder a estados de flow y liderar con claridad bajo presión • Por qué el liderazgo transformacional no es un lujo — es una ventaja estratégica para escalar bienUn episodio esencial para founders, inversionistas y líderes que entienden que el capital y el liderazgo son dos caras de la misma moneda — y que el mayor ROI es claridad, alineación y confianza.Stay connected:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast (Spanish), Zeus Hernandez speaks with Daniel Soria, architect, hotel consultant, and Managing Director of Valor Agregado en Desarrollos Inmobiliarios — with a track record leading complex projects across Peru, Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay.Daniel shares lessons from decades of experience in real estate and hotel development — from technical feasibility to assembling the right team and unlocking projects that others see as too difficult.In this conversation, we cover:• How to avoid the most common mistakes in real estate deals • Why understanding market demand is crucial for hotel success • The power of adaptive reuse and sustainability for long-term returns • The importance of soft skills and partnerships that unlock capitalAn essential episode for developers, consultants, and investors looking to de-risk projects and build with purpose across Latin America.Stay connected: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast (Español), Zeus Hernandez conversa con Daniel Soria, arquitecto, consultor hotelero y Director General de Valor Agregado en Desarrollos Inmobiliarios — con experiencia liderando proyectos complejos en Perú, Argentina, Uruguay y Paraguay.Daniel comparte lecciones de décadas en desarrollo inmobiliario y hotelero — desde la factibilidad técnica hasta cómo reunir al equipo adecuado y desbloquear proyectos que muchos consideran imposibles.En esta conversación cubrimos:• Cómo evitar los errores más comunes en negocios inmobiliarios • Por qué entender la demanda del mercado es clave para el éxito hotelero • El poder de la reconversión adaptativa y la sostenibilidad para retornos a largo plazo • La importancia de las soft skills y alianzas que destraban capitalUn episodio esencial para desarrolladores, consultores e inversionistas que buscan mitigar riesgos y construir con propósito en América Latina.Stay connected: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this special episode of The Infinity Podcast (Spanish), Zeus Hernandez speaks with Alicia Silva Villanueva, founder of Revitaliza Consultores and one of the most influential voices in sustainability, LEED/WELL certifications, and ESG strategies in Latin America.With over 25 years of experience, Alicia has transformed more than 100 projects in Mexico, the US, Colombia, and Spain, advising institutional funds, governments, and leading firms on the path to decarbonization.In this conversation, we cover:• How Revitaliza was born and its impact on the region• What purposeful design and regeneration really mean• ESG strategies that matter for funds and investors• The role of ethical leadership in sustainable urban developmentAn essential episode for investors, developers, and leaders looking to leave a positive and lasting impact.En este episodio especial de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Alicia Silva Villanueva, fundadora de Revitaliza Consultores y una de las voces más influyentes en sostenibilidad, certificaciones LEED/WELL y estrategias ESG en América Latina.Con más de 25 años de experiencia, Alicia ha transformado más de 100 proyectos en México, EE.UU., Colombia y España, asesorando fondos institucionales, gobiernos y firmas líderes en el camino hacia la descarbonización.En esta conversación cubrimos:• Cómo nació Revitaliza y su impacto en la región• Lo que realmente significa diseñar con propósito y regeneración• Estrategias ESG que importan para fondos e inversionistas• El rol del liderazgo ético en el desarrollo urbano sostenibleUn episodio esencial para inversionistas, desarrolladores y líderes que buscan dejar una huella positiva y duradera.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Derek Vickers, Founder & CEO of Vicktory Capital, to explore how he went from commission-based insurance sales to owning over 2,000 mobile home park lots.Derek’s story is one of cold calls, hard lessons, and relentless action. From operating his first park by hand to leading one of the fastest-growing affordable housing investment firms in the Southeast, he breaks down exactly what it takes to turn purpose into profit — and commission checks into long-term equity.We dive into:• Why mobile home parks are the most misunderstood asset class in real estate• How Derek built a 42-park portfolio starting with $50K and a phone• The affordable housing crisis and where real impact lies• Lessons on investor relations, leadership, and staying lean while scalingWhether you’re an operator, investor, or founder looking for asset-backed growth, this episode delivers the mindset, structure, and clarity to help you build real wealth — one unit at a time.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this Spanish-language episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Ana Karen Mora, Director of Sustainability at Fibra Uno (FUNO) — the largest real estate investment trust in Mexico.Ana led the issuance of Latin America’s first sustainability-linked bond, totaling over $2.5 billion, and chairs the ESG committees at the Urban Land Institute, the Mexican Association of FIBRAs, and the Mexican Association of Industrial Parks.This conversation dives deep into:• Aligning financial returns with credible ESG strategy• The structure and impact of FUNO’s sustainability-linked bond• Core sustainability challenges in energy, water, and urban security• How institutional capital is evolving with ESG mandates• The growing role of AI in sustainable data analysisA must-listen for investors, developers, and leaders shaping the future of real estate and sustainable finance in Latin America.En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Ana Karen Mora, directora de sostenibilidad en Fibra Uno (FUNO) — el fideicomiso de inversión en bienes raíces más grande de México.Ana ha liderado la emisión del primer bono vinculado a sostenibilidad en América Latina por más de $2.5 mil millones de dólares y es una voz clave en la intersección entre ESG, finanzas sostenibles e inversión inmobiliaria institucional. También preside los comités de ESG del Urban Land Institute, la Asociación Mexicana de FIBRAs y la Asociación Mexicana de Parques Industriales.En esta conversación cubrimos:• Cómo se alinean los objetivos financieros con una estrategia ESG creíble• Las claves detrás del bono sostenible de FUNO y su impacto regional• Retos de sostenibilidad en energía, agua y seguridad para fondos inmobiliarios• El futuro del capital institucional con visión ESG• El papel de la inteligencia artificial en el análisis de datos sosteniblesUn episodio esencial para inversionistas, desarrolladores y líderes que buscan comprender la nueva economía sostenible en América Latina.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Huber Bongolan — Head of Capital Markets at StackSource, SVP at Flipside Lending, and founder of Credible CRE, a top-tier thought leadership platform with over 15,000 subscribers. With over $3.5B in sourced transactions across land, construction, and permanent financing, Huber has become one of the most trusted figures in real estate capital markets — blending technical expertise with a passion for education, mentorship, and long-term impact.In this conversation, he breaks down:The biggest mistakes developers make when raising debt and equityHow he built a lender network of 5,500+ capital providersThe future of CRE capital markets in a tech-enabled worldLessons from sourcing billions in financingThe role of thought leadership and mentorship in building a legacyThis episode is packed with practical insights for anyone navigating real estate capital markets, raising funds for development, or looking to build long-term credibility in the industry.If you’re serious about real estate, capital strategy, or financial innovation — this episode is essential listening.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez talks with Jorge González Mogas, CEO of ALTIO Capital and a key figure in real estate development in Monterrey.With more than 20 years of experience, Jorge has led industrial, residential, and mixed-use projects that have helped transform the city's urban landscape. But this conversation goes beyond business.From his vision as an entrepreneur to his focus on staying focused, lean, and expansion-minded, this conversation offers lessons for anyone interested in growing as an entrepreneur, leader, or human being.We explore topics such as:• The strategic approach to building a strong brand• The power of local execution in emerging markets• How to lead with ethics, vision, and clarity in a noisy worldIf you are an investor, operator, or founder interested in the future of cities, this episode is for you.Stay connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/En este episodio de The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez conversa con Jorge González Mogas, CEO de ALTIO Capital y referente clave en el desarrollo inmobiliario en Monterrey.Con más de 20 años de trayectoria, Jorge ha liderado proyectos industriales, residenciales y de usos mixtos que han contribuido a transformar el panorama urbano de la ciudad. Pero esta charla va más allá del negocio. Desde su visión como emprendedor hasta su enfoque en mantenerse enfocado, delgado y con mentalidad de expansión, esta conversación deja enseñanzas para cualquier persona interesada en crecer como empresario, líder o ser humano.Exploramos temas como:• El enfoque estratégico para construir una marca sólida• El poder de la ejecución local en mercados emergentes• Cómo liderar con ética, visión y claridad en un mundo de ruidoSi eres inversionista, operador o fundador interesado en el futuro de las ciudades, este episodio es para ti.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

Affordable housing isn’t just a social issue — it’s a capital and execution challenge.In this episode, Zeus and DJ unpack the real estate innovation playbook for solving America’s housing crisis, with a focus on high-impact, scalable development models.Key topics include:Capital Stack Strategy: Why traditional models fail and how blended stacks (LIHTC, CDFIs, philanthropic capital) can unlock feasibilityConstruction Innovation: Modular, 3D-printed, and tech-enabled building systems that reduce cost and accelerate timelinesPolicy-Driven Opportunity: Leveraging SB 9, SB 35, ADUs, and surplus land to unlock high-value infill sitesPublic-Private Synergy: Structuring deals with local governments, nonprofits, and mission-aligned LPsEquity & Inclusion: Building models that center housing justice while preserving long-term returnsIf you're a GP, LP, family office, or impact-driven investor — this episode breaks down how to deploy capital intelligently in a market that desperately needs innovation.This isn’t just about housing — it’s about unlocking long-term value while rebuilding the fabric of our cities.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Matilda Sung — General Partner at Ludis Capital and Managing Partner at Sung Capital Partners — for a deep dive into early-stage venture capital across sports, media, and technology.With 15+ years of experience spanning McKinsey, the NFL, PayPal, and global investment banking, Matilda brings a rare cross-sector lens to investing. We unpack her founder evaluation frameworks, the evolution of the GP role, and what it really takes to back and scale companies shaping culture and performance.This episode explores:Strategic investing at the edge of sports, tech, and mediaWhat makes a founder fundable (and what red flags to avoid)Building institutional systems without losing startup agilityImpact investing, inclusion, and the future of venture capitalWhether you're a founder raising capital, an investor navigating changing markets, or a builder aiming for long-term impact—this episode is packed with insight and clarity. Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Caleb Edwards — entrepreneur, investor, and co-host of the Own The Exit podcast. With over $150M in real estate assets and a story marked by resilience, loss, and redemption, Caleb shares how purpose-driven investing helped him reclaim his time, values, and legacy.Together, they dive into:Lessons from losing 40% of his net worth during a family health crisisHow he rebuilt through multifamily real estate and structured $150M+ in passive dealsWhy impact, stewardship, and faith guide his approach to wealthMindset shifts around risk, investor psychology, and capital alignmentA fresh perspective on building freedom, not just returnsWhether you're an entrepreneur, investor, or builder — this is a powerful reminder of what wealth is really for.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Scott Richards — a 3X founder, longtime CEO, and trusted advisor to high-growth entrepreneurs across the country.Scott built and sold multiple companies, including a nationally recognized SaaS/telecom platform with clients like Uber, Nestlé, and DirecTV. Today, he mentors founders of $10M–$100M companies on how to scale with structure, delegate with confidence, and exit with peace of mind — all without burning out.This conversation covers:Why “most business problems are people problems in disguise”The 9 Core Competencies every founder needs to masterHow to delegate, build leadership teams, and restore clarityThe systems behind sustainable growth and founder freedomWhether you’re an early-stage entrepreneur or leading a company at scale, Scott’s insights will challenge the way you think about growth, leadership, and legacy.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez and DJ break down insights from the 23rd Annual LABC Mayoral Housing, Transportation, and Jobs Summit — and offer a forward-thinking playbook for solving Los Angeles’ housing crisis.But this isn’t just a recap — it’s a roadmap.From untangling the capital stack and redefining public-private partnerships, to exposing inefficiencies in permitting, labor, and modular execution — this conversation cuts through policy noise and centers on execution, equity, and urgency.We cover:Why developers must become system designers, not just buildersHow to align public funds, private equity, and community trustCreative financing strategies emerging in LA’s housing marketWhat real innovation in affordable housing looks likeIf you’re an emerging developer, investor, policymaker, or operator looking to do more than just talk — this episode is for you.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Meg Epstein — Founder & CEO of CA South and a trailblazer in modern real estate development.Meg shares how she scaled her firm from the ground up, blending capital strategy, design-forward thinking, and mission-driven leadership to create over $1B in real estate AUM. In this conversation, she unpacks:• The founding story and evolution of CA South • How to raise institutional capital while staying design-driven • Lessons on scaling teams and projects in high-growth markets • Why impact, innovation, and execution are the future of developmentThis episode is packed with practical wisdom for anyone building a real estate platform, managing investor relationships, or looking to scale with vision and integrity.If you’re serious about development, capital raising, or purpose-led entrepreneurship—this episode is a must-listen.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Greg Robeson — entrepreneur, family man, and Chief Investment Officer at Harmony Homes.From his start in casino operations to becoming a mission-driven force in real estate, Greg shares how faith, community, and long-term vision have shaped every step of his journey. He opens up about:Launching Source & Summit Homes to create lasting affordable housing solutionsTransitioning into senior assisted living development with heartRaising nearly $1M in just 90 days through authentic investor relationshipsBalancing personal values with capital strategy in real estateThis is a raw, transparent look at what it means to lead with purpose in an industry often driven by numbers alone. If you’re an investor, founder, or developer looking to raise capital, build community, and leave a lasting mark—this episode delivers the blueprint.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In Episode #4 of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Ajay Nwosu — CEO of Teqball USA, investor in 30+ companies, and a global voice in the future of sports and entrepreneurship.From his dynamic leadership at the helm of Teqball’s global rise to his investments across sectors, Ajay shares what it truly takes to scale impact-driven ventures across borders. This episode dives deep into:The mindset required to lead with intensity and clarityHow to scale a sport and brand internationallyAjay’s unique perspective on legacy, discipline, and global innovationReal lessons on navigating entrepreneurship with energy, intention, and impactWhether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, or leader in the making — this conversation is packed with practical wisdom and powerful takeaways.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Mark Ruff — a seasoned real estate investor, professor, and mentor with over three decades of experience in development, investment analysis, and market strategy.From navigating real estate market cycles to structuring complex deals, Mark shares the frameworks, philosophies, and lessons that have shaped his career. As a longtime professor and former advisor to Zeus, this conversation dives deep into both personal growth and professional rigor — making it a must-listen for aspiring developers, analysts, and investors.They explore:How to understand and time real estate cyclesThe core principles of smart deal structuringLessons from mentoring the next generation of real estate leadersWhy curiosity, discipline, and adaptability matter most in today’s marketWhether you're in school, at your first job, or already in the trenches of development — this episode offers the clarity and strategic thinking that long-term success demands.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

In this episode of The Infinity Podcast, Zeus Hernandez sits down with Tim Jemal — CEO of NAIOP SoCal and a leader at the intersection of real estate development, education, and public policy. Tim brings decades of experience in advocacy, public affairs, and nonprofit leadership — helping to shape the future of commercial real estate and regional economic development across Southern California.They explore:The evolving role of public-private partnerships in shaping citiesHow NAIOP is addressing housing and industrial development challengesWhy policy, infrastructure, and leadership must align to drive long-term impactTim’s personal journey — from politics to real estate — and the values guiding his leadershipWhether you're a developer, policymaker, or investor seeking to understand how real estate and advocacy go hand in hand — this episode is packed with insight and purpose.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/

Welcome to the debut episode of The Infinity Podcast, hosted by Zeus Hernandez founder of Infinity Development, a next-generation real estate platform with a bold vision for impact and scale.In this episode, Zeus and DJ Ryan share the formative moments that shaped their entrepreneurial journey — from growing up in underserved communities to launching a development company rooted in purpose. This isn’t just a story about real estate; it’s about building platforms that create long-term value across industries, geographies, and generations.Together, they unpack:• The early moments that shaped their mindset and mission• Why real estate development is just the first chapter of a much larger vision• How they're modeling Infinity Development like a startup but thinking like a legacy firm• The foundation of Infinity One — spanning venture, innovation, and global impactThis episode sets the tone for what’s to come: deep conversations with founders, investors, developers, and capital allocators who aren't just chasing profits — but building with intention.Whether you’re a GP, LP, venture builder, or student of business — this is where it starts.Stay Connected• Zeus Hernandez – https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeus-hernandez/