About this episode
This week on Investing with GoodLife Housing Partners — David and Rohan unpack major CRE transactions, rising policy pressure, and shifting market dynamics as capital continues to move despite an increasingly uncertain regulatory environment.• Savills Acquires Eastdil Secured: David and Rohan discuss the ~$1.2B acquisition and what it signals about consolidation in top-tier brokerage, pricing power, and the long-term value of elite advisory platforms.• Retail Resurgence in Focus: A $530M sale of outdoor lifestyle shopping center Victoria Gardens in California highlights renewed interest in high-quality, experience-driven retail — raising the question of whether this asset class is quietly regaining institutional favor.• Federal Housing Policy Shift: The proposed bill targeting institutional homebuyers sparks debate — will limiting large investors improve affordability, or reduce much-needed housing supply?• California Transfer Tax Pressure: From Measure ULA discussions to new transfer tax proposals, David and Rohan explore whether these policies are addressing budget gaps or discouraging real estate transactions.• Kennedale Business Park Exit: The episode wraps with GLHP’s sale of the asset, delivering roughly a 2x equity multiple over a four-year hold — a reminder of disciplined execution and timing taking advantage of growing industrial demand.🎧 Tune in now for Episode 231 — major CRE deals, policy shifts, and a strong GLHP exit.
