Dror Poleg

In this engaging discussion, Dror Poleg, an Economic Historian and author of Rethinking Real Estate, shares insights into how technology is transforming work and urban environments. He discusses the shift to a nonlinear economy influenced by the entertainment industry and the importance of adaptability in business strategies. Dror emphasizes the need for flexible real estate regulations to accommodate changing demands and explores the dual challenges and opportunities that arise from decentralization and emerging technologies in the industry.

Thesis Driven Editor Brad Hargreaves speaks with Dror Poleg, an influential thinker on the future of work and real estate. They discuss the impact of remote work, the nonlinear economy, the rise of branded operators in the office market, Japan as a model for cities and economies, the global impact of remote work and AI on income distribution, the future of work winners, potential changes to real estate policies, and the impact of AI on the built world.

Dror Poleg, author and researcher, discusses the impact of AI on remote work, the changing landscape of cities, and the role of the internet as a matching engine. They also explore the future of work, the potential of Twitter, and the importance of new social systems. Exciting insights into technology’s influence on how we live and work!

Dror Poleg, author and advisor specializing in urban futures, joins the conversation to explore the challenges facing American cities post-pandemic. He highlights the dangerous 'urban doom loop' as downtowns struggle with rising vacancy rates and declining economic activity. The discussion covers the shift towards suburban growth, the impacts of remote work on office use, and the financial strains on commercial real estate. Poleg advocates for innovative urban design to reimagine spaces, emphasizing inclusivity and community revitalization in a changing landscape.

Dror Poleg, an economic historian and author of 'Rethinking Real Estate,' dives into the complex relationship between technology, wealth inequality, and city living. He discusses the evolving landscape of office spaces in the wake of remote work and the implications for urban life. The conversation touches on the growing divide in income and offers insights into potential public policy reforms to address inequality. Poleg also predicts future shifts in currency and how social media shapes our values and connections.

Dror Poleg, an expert in real estate and economic history, shares intriguing insights on the future of work and the challenges in urban development. He discusses the impact of technological advancements on productivity and inequality, emphasizing a cultural shift towards valuing skilled trades. The conversation delves into geopolitical influences on the real estate market and the necessity for the wealthy to contribute more through taxation. Dror also reflects on modern warfare, AI innovation, and the evolving dynamics of energy production and defense.

In this engaging discussion, Dror Poleg, a New York-based economic historian and author, presents a refreshing view on the impact of AI. He argues that rather than eliminating jobs, AI will preserve human employment by requiring our unique creativity for valuable tasks. Poleg envisions a future where work blends with leisure and interpersonal skills become highly valued. He stresses that AI will reshape economic value and human purpose, potentially more than electrification did, leading to a vibrant and connected society.

Dror Poleg, an economic historian and futurist, discusses the seismic shifts reshaping our future. He explores how technological advancements are revolutionizing work, cities, and real estate, urging a reevaluation of investment strategies. The conversation delves into the impact of aging populations and AI on economic structures, and highlights the need for cities to adapt in a post-pandemic world. Dror also addresses the transformation of consumer behavior driven by social media and the complexities posed by the attention economy, emphasizing community engagement.

Dror worked as a real estate private equity exec, startup founder, front-end developer, parliamentary advisor, and soldier. Having lived all around the world he is now based in NYC, writing as an “Economic Historian”.Having predicted that remote work is going to become the new norm back in 2015, he has just published a survival guide titled "After Office".🎥🍿 YOUTUBE: WATCH HERELinks:Twitter: @drorpolegWebsite: drorpoleg.comAfter Office ⌛TIMESTAMPS (13:30) - Living in Australia and China (23:10) - Writing and Work in Dror's life (27:46) - Remote Work and Real Estate (42:26) - Using information from the Internet - writing a top 5 book (49:42) - Unconventional Paths and The Disappearance of The Middle-Skilled Jobs (58:56) - Inequality, Luck, and Challenges for The US   📘 GOOD WORK: LIVE! => Learn More📕 Buy Paul’s Book (50k+ Sold): The Pathless Path😁 Join Hundreds On Unconventional Paths: Pathless Path Community📲Connect + Follow PaulTwitter: @p_millerdInstagram: @pathlesspaulPaul’s Newsletter: Subscribe to Pathless (23k+ People)Paul’s YouTube: Subscribe🙏Further Ways To Support The Podcast:Accounting, Taxes, And Payroll For Your S-Corp (Ideal for $60k+ income): CollectiveLooking for alternatives to traditional health insurance in the US? Check out CrowdhealthI use Transistor to host this podcast. It rocks. Launch Yours HereI record high-quality videos using Riverside: Sign Up Here

The podcast delves into the future of real estate post-pandemic with Dror Poleg. Topics include societal changes in China, future workspaces, rethinking inflation measurement, ethical implications of digital marketing, and content value in the creator economy.