Real Estate Market

Looks like Vancouver is quietly becoming a major player in the data centre world. With AI and cloud computing demand skyrocketing, old warehouses are turning into high-tech hubs. The city has some big advantages—tons of renewable hydro power, a prime location for US and Asia connections, and a growi

*"Most of us are already familiar with it. We store money digitally, rather than as physical notes or coins. It makes it easier to do business, especially online or across borders. Soon, our* [*central bank currency will even move into the realms of crypto.*](https://quant.network/perspectives/the-d

**Tokenization is booming** — from U.S. treasuries to real estate and even gold, turning real-world assets (RWAs) into on-chain tokens is quickly becoming one of crypto’s most promising use cases. Big institutions like **BlackRock** and **Franklin Templeton** are already on-chain. The current U.S. a

Vancouver is turning into a data centre hotspot, and it’s not just because of the scenic views. Turns out, cheap hydro power, access to U.S. and Asian markets, and a thriving tech scene make it prime real estate for cloud and AI infrastructure. But here’s the kicker—getting a data centre off the g

It seems to be the consensus of the sub that buying a flat in Germany to rent out is a bad investment. As can be seen in previous threads: [https://www.reddit.com/r/EuropeFIRE/comments/koixe0/rental\_property\_in\_germany\_vs\_msci\_world/](https://www.reddit.com/r/EuropeFIRE/comments/koixe0/rent