investment in real estate benefiting our communities
Real estate is an investment that is a long one, whether you’re just getting started building wealth from zero or looking to the future broad global impact of the investment for the world. Make sure you’re in a good place before you get started; maybe you’re still recovering from a complex lifestyle change, the processing of a life-altering experience, or adjusting to a renewed focus. If you’re in the stage where you’re working on building your own equity in your home, you can resell what you’ve acquired to fill your house over the years and get an Entire Home Interior for a steal. I’m telling you, it just makes sense.
A culmination of insight into the opportunity in housing for investors was shared in a recently released interview with Marc Andreessen and Adam Neumann from the a16z American Dynamism Summit. In a segment where they explored the topic of work and home post-pandemic, Andreessen detailed the experience of community in college and corporate environments when the shift to isolation with the pandemic initially took place. “I think the idea of sitting in the apartment in front of the screen with Doordash and Tinder is not a good life, so that opens the door for reinvention,” he said.
In this age of digital access where geography has been reimagined, the kind of community that comes with human interaction will be built by the most fulfilled workforce the world has ever seen. The majority of people will not work in isolation, but as individuals and corporations utilize the tools that have been made available to them, entertainment and tourism industries will benefit while remote workers perfectly configure their workflows and further build connections. With more people working and traveling from homes as we embrace technology, people are becoming more connected as citizens while going back to the basics and investing in our families and our communities.
As we build community, we continue to see cities prioritizing quality of life for all citizens. Even before the pandemic highlighted the demand for making the move from concrete jungles, leaders have been working towards creating citizen-focused spaces and influencing how we design cities worldwide. With the continued investment in our local real estate, communities are embracing the overwhelming desire for beautifully designed functional spaces with deliberate landscaping, creative seating, open architectural enhancements and the installation of sidewalks in our public parks.
