Students of history, especially those of us who graduated in the early 2000s with one foot in a pre-digital world and the other in an accelerating one, know how to trace a line between who someone was and who they’ve become. And as I scan the latest headlines—robotics at scale, AI capital surges, political noise surrounding rate cuts—there’s a familiar arc emerging. The world of real estate is not static. It evolves, just like people do. But if you look closely, the clues were always there.
