How will the next billionaires in real estate earn their fortunes?

If you had to speculate, what do you think future successful real estate entrepreneurs will build/invest in that will generate billions of dollars? What will the next Donald Bren/Will Zeckendorf do?

Are there any opportunities (ex. new government policies, repurposing of assets, economic/societal trends)
you could see these entrepreneurs utilizing to earn their riches?

How do you think the next elite real estate entrepreneurs will differ from those of the past? Or will they be very similar?

 

Do you know much about Brazil RE? My father in law presented the opportunity to buy undeveloped beach front property in Bahia for 60k Reis which is roughly $15k. Its in a gated community on an island that is somewhat developed and close to a major city. Have always wanted to own a piece of beach in Brazil but don’t know the market well and am no master of RE. The exchange rate is very favorable now so I’m considering the options.

Dm if you have experience/advice.

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Finding a solution for affordable housing that is high quality, offers flexibility for tenants, and is more of an operation that traditional apartments. If you can make the middle class feel like they have a home and are taken care while they pay you rent forever, you’ve tapped into a gold mine.

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This 100%. I think micro-homes/neighborhoods make the most sense. Imagine a curated gated neighborhood with ~1,200 sf lock-and-leave cottages for rent with tasteful landscaping and amenities. This works assuming the averaging millennial couple is only having one child and rent is $2psf or so on the economic side. This could be planned with a dedicated bike path to public transit.

 
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This 100%. I think micro-homes/neighborhoods make the most sense. Imagine a curated gated neighborhood with ~1,200 sf lock-and-leave cottages for rent with tasteful landscaping and amenities. This works assuming the averaging millennial couple is only having one child and rent is $2psf or so on the economic side. This could be planned with a dedicated bike path to public transit.

Eh, gated communities aren't preferred, but the rest of this is spot on.

I'm struggling to find it now, but I read an article a week or two ago about "temp" cottage communities post Katrina that are still thriving. They look like this

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the next billionaires in real estate will earn their fortunes by enabling short-term workstation rentals from dividing up long-term commercial leases. they may do this by incorporating a company to be the lessee of their own privately owned real estate. they will then list said company by slapping on a tech valuation.

 

Same way the last ones did - taking advantage of cheap land/valuations, delivering on time and on budget, adapting to changing market forces, and getting lucky on timing.

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