Where people and money are moving
Rates, migration and construction costs have changed which markets grow. The panel looks at where real estate wealth is being built between now and 2030.
Real estate is one of four tracks at Future Wealth: two main-stage sessions, a deal underwritten live, and the developers, operators and fund managers who do this for a living, in the same building as the public-market, digital asset and AI sessions.
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If you want three days of nothing but property, a dedicated real estate convention will give you more sessions on the subject. Future Wealth is built for the investor who owns or wants to own real estate as part of a wider portfolio, and wants to understand how it connects to the forces moving everything else: interest rates, migration, the stock market, digital assets and the physical build-out behind AI.
Your ticket gets you into every track. Spend the morning on Real Estate 2030 and the afternoon on how institutions buy the AI theme, then meet the speakers and other investors at the receptions. See investor networking for every format.
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Hyatt Regency Miami · December 4-6, 2026
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Software and AI take the headlines. The physical layer underneath — land, housing, energy, storage, logistics — quietly reprices on the back of the same demand. Robert Croak makes the case for real assets in an AI decade: what actually gets bid when compute and energy demand compound, how to size those positions against a liquid book, and where the return comes from — yield, appreciation, or the scarcity of the asset itself. Built for people who deploy capital rather than watch it.
Moderated by Trinity Chavez, NYSE. Rates, migration and construction costs have redrawn the map. This panel looks at where real estate wealth is actually being built between now and 2030 — the markets, the asset classes and the capital structures operators are using while everyone else waits for the old cycle to return.
One real deal on the screen, underwritten live. The rent roll, the debt, the exit assumption, and the three line items that quietly decide whether it works. Forty minutes, no theory. Bring something you are looking at and we will run the numbers on it
Most of the value created in the last decade was created before anything reached a public market — and the people who captured it were not analysts. They were owners. Cedric Nash built Oakland Consulting past ninety million in revenue, then compounded it across private equity, real estate and the public markets. This session is the mechanics of that: how private capital is actually accessed, what the terms really look like, and why the returns everyone quotes are not the returns most people get. Assumes you already know what a cap table is.
Everyone talks about compute demand. Far fewer people can tell you why a site takes four years, which of those years is the interconnect queue, and who gets paid at each stage. The practical version — siting, power agreements, permitting, and where the returns actually sit in the stack. This breakout is a placeholder — title, speaker and time are still being confirmed and are subject to change.
Times are Eastern. The agenda is a working schedule, so titles, times and speakers can still change. See the full agenda
Robert Croak is a serial entrepreneur and real estate investor who does these deals himself. He has a main-stage session on real estate and hard assets in an AI decade, then underwrites a real deal live in The Lab.
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Serial entrepreneur and real estate investor who does these deals himself. Main-stage session on real estate and hard assets in an AI decade, then underwrites a real deal live in The Lab.
Sat, Dec 5 · 9:25am · Main Stage
Real estate developer, licensed broker and general contractor with more than $100 million in personal real estate transactions. Founder of The Brooklyn Bank. On the Real Estate 2030 panel.
Sat, Dec 5 · 1:15pm · Main Stage
Built Oakland Consulting Group past $90 million in revenue and compounded it across real estate, private equity and the public markets. On the Real Estate 2030 panel and leads the session on private capital.
Sat, Dec 5 · 1:15pm · Main Stage
Former institutional bond trader and Managing Partner of Invictus Elite Capital Group, a private equity real estate fund focused on multifamily housing.
Sat, Dec 5 · 12:30pm · Main Stage
Founder of GO Realty Capital Partners, with nearly three decades across private credit, real estate and technology and more than $2 billion in transactions.
Sun, Dec 6 · 11:00am · Main Stage
Lead Anchor at the New York Stock Exchange. Moderates the Real Estate 2030 panel.
Sat, Dec 5 · 10:10am · Main Stage
Independent investor focused on long-term ownership. Takes open questions on building ownership across businesses, stocks and real estate.
Sat, Dec 5 · 11:05am · The Lab
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