nd3000/iStock via Getty Images Co-authored by Treading Softly I've learned in life that there is one constant that exists, and that has never changed in my lifetime. I've seen people gain access to the Internet and be able to connect to people from around the globe within seconds. I've seen fax machines disappear.
I've watched as we've gone from having carburetors on the top of our engines to intricate computer-controlled engine management systems. Even in my day-to-day life, people have gone from paper books to glowing screens for their average way of absorbing ink and reading content. TVs have gone from being massive in size with tiny screens to having massive screens with tiny backdrops.
Things are endlessly changing. Yet, even in this landscape of endless change, physical property remains a must. Stores largely tried to become mostly online, and we've seen the success of many stores doing so.
Still, the largest online retailers have purchased property for their warehouses and even purchased properties for people to pick up their wares from. The "buy online, pickup in-store" trend is strong. We still seek out entertainment from physical locations.
It's hard to go skiing or have a quality spa treatment at home. These are things that you need to go and experience in person. Because of this, I continue to find myself investing in and believing strongly in real estate, especially real estate that involves entertainment that requires in-person attendance, and owning property th.
