Here’s one way I use AI in CRE:
1) Mass download meeting minutes for city council/planning and zoning.
2) Open up ChatGPT, and attach the files to a new chat.
3) Have ChatGPT analyze them using a prompt I’ve tested.
The prompt is a bit long to add to a tweet.
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I’m 20 years old, and want to buy/develop my first real estate investment in the next 6-9 months.
Any suggestions on what to research or who to talk to?
Thinking about starting a “Young CRE” weekly X spaces!
Who’s in?
A time for:
1) Students to ask questions;
2) People in their first few years to share their experiences;
3) And maybe even some professionals to step in and mentor;
All on a reoccurring basis!
Everyone welcome!
Here’s one way I use AI in CRE:
If you’re struggling to find leads on tenants, here’s how ChatGPT can help:
1) Ask ChatGPT to organize you a list of businesses that could be potential tenants.
2) Have ChatGPT scrape any of their information from the internet, including
For those raising capital:
How did you build the relationships with high net worth individuals?
Is their anything I can be doing at 20 y/o to set a good foundation for raising capital?
1000 followers 😁
At 20 y/o, a mentor suggested I get on ReTwit and I didn’t know what to expect.
I’ve been able to connect with people I couldn’t have dreamed of, who have pushed me to become the best version of myself. I’ve learned so so much, and every comment on my tweets
I am 20 Y/O, and hopefully part of the future of CRE. I am mainly here to learn, but one place where I can add value to
#retwit
is by giving you a lens into the future generations.
People in my generation do not care about or prefer face-to-face interactions.
Just had a FANTASTIC connection with
@kenashley
He even gave me a “prescription” of next steps I can take towards success in CRE.
Wouldn’t have been possible without ReTwit 😁
I recently finished up a spring development internship with Dominium.
Dominium was recently named the
#1
affordable housing developer in the country after starting 2,026 units in 2023.
I had the opportunity to work on over 35 live deals, helping the development team mainly
Trammell Crow has developed or acquired nearly 2,900 buildings valued at $75,000,000,000 and over 655,000,000 square feet.
They've also released the greatest real estate documents I've been able to get my hands on.
So good that I printed them out and bound them into a book to
Over the summer I cold emailed the head of real estate for Maersk and got him on the phone.
Now seeing a ship full of their TEU’s at the port of Savannah.
Real estate is pretty cool.
AI in CRE: Walkthrough
Here’s how I use ChatGPT to analyze meeting minutes from City Council.
You can use this to:
- Summarize voting records
- See development history
- Understand development sentiment
Or any other way you want to adapt it.
Questions? Let me know!
As a young student on this app I really look up to the platform and businesses
@sweatystartup
,
@moseskagan
, and Chris Powers built.
Over the last year all three have taken the time to talk with me when they have 1,000 other ways they could be spending their time.
It’s sad to
2K followers 🥳
Pretty surreal, when I started my account at the beginning of 2021 my goal was to have 1K followers by the end of May 2025.
Blew that out of the water.
To crushing the rest of my goals for 2024 out of the park!
Twitter has educated me beyond belief.
I’ve taken calls with people I otherwise would’ve never met, got familiar with different viewpoints on the future of CRE, learned common industry language, and much more.
And it’s only been a few weeks.
Thank you
#ReTwit
! You’re changing
What’s the best way to build a relationship with a broker?
I’m interested how developers build relationships with brokers in local markets to source land.
First day of class and the kid next to me said his dream job is to be the country’s greatest bowling alley investment sales broker.
Is he crazy or am I? Has anyone on here sold a bowling alley? This can’t be a real job.
If you think an asset is overpriced should you:
A. Put in an offer at where makes sense, even if it’s 10-15% below whisper
B. Move on to the next deal without offering
Had our first Real Estate Club meeting last night.
The room was so packed people had to stand.
The organization offers company tours, scholarships to conferences, modeling practice, resume review, and a ton more.
One of the best parts of Florida State!
It can be tough to walk up to someone you’ve never met before and strike up a conversation.
For the networking pros here on X, how do you do it?
Let’s say you’re attending
@ICSC
as a new broker, and are at a happy hour. You just finished up a conversation with some people
I’m at a sold out concert, 10,000+ people.
In between songs, the lead singer just did a 60 second ad read!
What?! Are we doing commercial breaks at concerts now?
Moving to Atlanta for part of the summer.
Does anyone have any recommendations to find who are the top producers/big fish in a market?
I want to shoot my shot with as many people as possible & network like crazy this summer.
Underwriting some multifamily.
The property has a .5 acre outparcel the broker is recommending the buyer parcels off and sells for retail development.
If the land is such a good opportunity, why doesn’t the broker just recommend the owner to sell it separate from the
Real Estate simplified:
Return - Cost of Capital = X
Maximize X. Maximize the spread between the return and cost of capital.
Glen Rufrano, the chairman of ICSC and previous CEO of VEREIT.
I want to learn how to invest in real estate in other countries.
Am I the only one that finds that super fascinating?
Please share any stories you have, or recommendations on where to begin!
Atlanta friends - would appreciate a read and possibly a retweet:
I’m planning an intern meetup for the CRE folks in Atlanta this summer Thursday, July 25th from 9-10:30am.
If you know anyone who’d be interested shoot me a dm and I’ll send you some more information.
Looking
Attending
@ICSC
LAS VEGAS as a student? Here’s 3 tips to make the most out of the event.
1) Schedule meetings beforehand. The conference will fly by, and many of the people you’re hoping to meet with may already have a full schedule.
2) Take advantage of the general
Just talked with Aaron Zucker, he’s building a retail acquisitions empire out of Charlotte, NC.
My two biggest takeaways were:
- Out of College, your main focus should be to LEARN
- If you’re looking for killer deals, you need to be hitting the phones. It’ll be tough to find a
In retail, your tenant mix is everything.
After listening to
@realEstateTrent
on
@fortworthchris
podcast, can’t help but notice when a strip center is under-parked.