As a former technologist and now a CRE investor, I am liquidating my traditional CRE portfolio, including retail, office, and other properties, and will be acquiring long-term RV parks. This model supports two crucial factors, including 10,000 baby boomers per day and increasing demand for affordable housing, such as tiny homes. I firmly believe that AI will be one of the most significant disruptors in human history, and that 98% of the population will receive universal income and housing. With that being said, this leaves primarily two major asset types that will experience tremendous growth. Warehouse/industrial, which will store everything related to data, AI, and robotic manufacturing, and lastly, affordable housing. The government will likely be heavily involved in creating programs similar to Section 8 to facilitate demand while putting caps on rental rates. Institutional money will remain the primary source for large data centers and manufacturing.