Welcome to another episode of Migrate to Wealth! In this insightful conversation, host Saket Jain sits down with guest Dave Codrea to discuss intricacies of the retail and office space market, discussing the significance of staying the course as a long-term investor. Dave shares his investment thesis and reflects on missed opportunities from the past. We explore the concept of progress and how it aligns with our desires and instincts, drawing inspiration from the fascinating migration of butterflies. We also delve into the evolving nature of office designs and the shifting dynamics in the commercial space market. And of course, we can't forget to mention Dave's preference for single-story office spaces.
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About Dave
Dave Codrea is a person who firmly believes in the power of mindset and making the right decisions to achieve long-term success. He understands that in order to get what you want out of life, sacrifices and difficult choices may need to be made. Dave draws inspiration from the slow but steady migration of animals, recognizing that significant transformations take time. He knows that just like animals traveling thousands of miles across continents, personal growth and progress require patience and persistence.
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