Episode 6 - Jon Litt, Land & Buildings

Jonathan Litt, Founder & CIO of Land and Buildings digs in to the impact of Covid-19 on commercial real estate (1:45), the collapse of co-working (4:00), broad adoption of work-from-home (5:30), not all retail will disappear (7:30), what sectors provide the growth engine for real estate (10:00), the impact of millennials moving back to the suburbs (13:00), the next major revaluation in commercial real estate (15:00), why public REITs are cheap (18:00), shifts in hospitality (21:30). We finish up with Jon's thoughts on the three megatrends that will make people money in real estate (26:00).

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