@ChadGriffiths@bridgelenderguy I agree with the sentiment, though I’m not sure it’s entirely comparable. The user base for small-bay product is much broader than for big-box. As with any real estate, design quality and location matter most when demand slows. Obviously.
@agenthinsch@GolfNorthToday Nooooo. That is really weak. Understandably can be defended as a “business” decision by @GolfNorthToday. However, seems like a poor long term decision, especially for those who will soon be paying customers (at a different course).
@shawngorham When I drive by these bldgs: “how did that start?” or “who gave them their start?” Outside of the blood, sweat, and tears of course, what LL said sure to that? As demand continues and supply stagnates, it will (obviously) become more difficult to get some of these dreams started.
@shawngorham This is an interesting perspective. Knowing that demand should be consistent for the users of these units, combined with static supply, just give it 20 years.
Never thought of it this way, but obviously a more mature industrial market in So Cal than So AB (Calgary, AB).
@HasanBaderr @dexa_ai@hubermanlab Agree. Look forward to the ability to search expanding outside of just some podcasts. Although at that point, it’s a bit google like?