Episode Details

This week on Investing with GoodLife Housing Partners — Rohan and David discuss another busy week across real estate, markets, sports, and travel, from major corporate relocations to the changing shape of retail and industrial demand.

• Texas Continues to Attract Major Business Moves — Samsung is shifting more operations to Plano, while new shipbuilding investment near Port Arthur highlights the state’s continued momentum in jobs, manufacturing, and infrastructure. 
• Industrial Demand Comes Back Into Focus — Houston’s large-scale industrial pipeline, refinery redevelopment in Carson, and Kayne Anderson’s major light industrial acquisition all point to continued investor appetite for logistics and infill industrial assets. 
• Multifamily and Mixed-Use Updates — Adam Neumann’s Flow makes its first West Coast acquisition in San Jose, with a partially vacant multifamily tower tied to moderate-income housing.
• Drive-Thru Coffee and Retail Pad Demand — Dutch Bros, 7 Brew, and other fast-growing coffee concepts are reshaping retail site planning, with smaller buildings, longer drive-thru queues, and less emphasis on traditional in-store seating.
• Markets, Jobs, and Interest Rates — Rohan and David also cover the latest jobs report, inflation expectations, potential Fed rate cuts, and how broader economic sentiment continues to shift.

Tune in now for Episode 245 — covering Texas growth, industrial real estate, retail trends, market updates, World Cup energy, and a few travel downgrades along the way.