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Powered by HqO - Learn more and join the Quantum City Initiative here: https://www.hqo.com/the-future-of-cities-begins-now/
In this episode of The Quantum City Initiative, we break down the first net negative quarter for industrial real estate since 2009, why Cushman & Wakefield thinks downtown office should shrink from 70% to 42% (and why that’s probably wrong), and how Silicon Valley giants are scooping up office towers while everyone else is running for the exits.
We look at the ripple effects across culture, policy, and capital—Adam Neumann’s new Flow project in Miami, Cape Cod homeowners losing properties to eminent domain, and Bill Ackman’s AI-driven school experiment that shrinks classroom hours to two a day. Plus, we dig into the “experience gap” in commercial real estate, malls as the original experiential retail (poised for a comeback), and why nostalgia—from hacky sacks to cassette tapes—always finds a way back.
Here’s what we get into:
Cities are being reprogrammed—in real estate, in policy, and in culture—and we’re here to track it in real time.
Timestamps:
#RealEstate #QuantumCity #CommercialRealEstate #Innovation #Miami #AI #ExperienceEconomy #CRE #HQO #TQCI #TheQuantumCityInitiative
By HqOPowered by HqO - Learn more and join the Quantum City Initiative here: https://www.hqo.com/the-future-of-cities-begins-now/
In this episode of The Quantum City Initiative, we break down the first net negative quarter for industrial real estate since 2009, why Cushman & Wakefield thinks downtown office should shrink from 70% to 42% (and why that’s probably wrong), and how Silicon Valley giants are scooping up office towers while everyone else is running for the exits.
We look at the ripple effects across culture, policy, and capital—Adam Neumann’s new Flow project in Miami, Cape Cod homeowners losing properties to eminent domain, and Bill Ackman’s AI-driven school experiment that shrinks classroom hours to two a day. Plus, we dig into the “experience gap” in commercial real estate, malls as the original experiential retail (poised for a comeback), and why nostalgia—from hacky sacks to cassette tapes—always finds a way back.
Here’s what we get into:
Cities are being reprogrammed—in real estate, in policy, and in culture—and we’re here to track it in real time.
Timestamps:
#RealEstate #QuantumCity #CommercialRealEstate #Innovation #Miami #AI #ExperienceEconomy #CRE #HQO #TQCI #TheQuantumCityInitiative