How Driverless Vehicles Will Impact Real Estate

This is a LIVE interview that was recorded Friday Dec 3 2021. I interview Dr. Mark Lee Levine (bio below) to get his thoughts on how driverless vehicles (DV) will impact all facets of real estate. We’ll discuss the current state of DV technology and the potential impacts it could have on parkades, parking lots and garages. We’ll also address a great question that came in from Sol: How will automated trucks impact the importance of certain locations for warehouses?

About the featured guest:

Dr. Mark Lee Levine has been a professor, real estate broker, real estate, tax, and business attorney, and investor for over 40 years. He has worked on thousands of residential and commercial transactions, both within and outside the USA. Mark has been practicing law for more than four decades and is very active in the legal practice, with focus on real estate, business, tax and related fields of the law. Mark is also the CEO and Principal Broker at Levine Ltd., REALTORS®.

A distinguished author, Mark has written 52 books, and over 300 articles. He holds real estate or related designations, certifications and licenses that include, among others, CCIM, CRB, CPM, DREI, GRI, ALC, MAI, SREA, CRE, CA-C, SRS, CIPS, GAA, CLU, ChFC, Cert. FIABCI, Dipl. FIABCI, FIREC, FRICS, CRS, CLU, RECS, etc. Mark has been selected as one of the outstanding educators in America and holds a collection of academic degrees including a Bachelor of Science in business and economics from Colorado State University; a Doctorate of Jurisprudence from the University of Denver School of Law (JD); a Post Law Degree (LLM) in tax law from New York University; a graduate of the Professional Accounting Program (PAP), Northwestern University Graduate School of Management; and a PhD in Business Administration from Century University.

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🙋 Chad Griffiths, MBA, SIOR

NAI Commercial Real Estate Inc.