Commercial real estate just posted 87 deals in Q4—up 8.8%—while residential collapsed to 57 deals and existing home sales hit their weakest pace in over a decade. We're not talking about a dip. We're watching $22 billion mega-funds pour into commercial data centers and AI infrastructure while residential sits frozen with 1.3% price growth and basically no transaction volume. Real estate isn't one market anymore—it's two, and the smart money already picked a side.