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he hype around AI is palpable, with many predicting it will revolutionize industries and reshape the economy. However, there's a limit to its potential impact. While AI can excel in areas like chess, coding, and disease diagnosis, it cannot replace our fundamental need for physical spaces that foster human connection.

    In an increasingly digital world, places where people live, work, and interact with each other are more crucial than ever. This is why we're doubling down on Flow, a company that's redefining the residential experience.

    When we first partnered with Adam Neumann and his team, we saw an opportunity to disrupt traditional homeownership and rentals. Flow's vision was simple: create living experiences that are flexible, connected, and foster a sense of belonging. The problems they aimed to solve have only grown more pressing since then.

    Flow has delivered on its promise by rebuilding the residential experience from scratch – design, operations, technology, and all. Their buildings consistently outperform market benchmarks, and their technology reimagines what's possible for owners, operators, investors, and residents.

    This momentum has allowed Flow to expand beyond the US, launching operations in Saudi Arabia and acquiring real estate projects in South Florida. What sets Flow apart is its focus on creating communities that work – where residents are more than just tenants, they're neighbors.

    Flow is now raising capital with partners who share its vision, buying and developing real estate made more valuable by their platform. They're also exploring the use of blockchain to democratize real estate value, giving it back to the people who make their communities successful.

    As a board member since day one, I've seen Flow adapt, learn, and execute on its vision. The momentum is real, and we're just getting started. In a world that's increasingly isolated and screen-driven, Flow is building a future where physical spaces bring people together – one community at a time.