I've heard that Amazon hq2 could be built in DFW bringing 5 billion$ and 50k jobs with it if the announce that what is going to happen my plans will change to buy as much property as close as possible to that and hold it forever but that's a lot of ifs. 

The projection implies defaults on about $44.3 billion of commercial mortgages, based on the $1.08 trillion of such loans held by U.S. banks in the first quarter, according to Chandan and Bloomberg calculations.

I wouldn't expect a man worth billions to live the same lifestyle as someone who is not.

They walked away with billions and helped to destroy the lives of millions of Americans.

Columbus has experienced so much growth for the past few years, partly due to the influx of tech giants like Intel ($20 billion), Meta, Amazon, and Google building warehouses and data centers in the area, which has contributed to an increase in property prices and more people moving into the city for job opportunities.

This is the billion dollar question!

At a staggering $16.7 billion, this is the largest settlement ever paid in U.S. history by a company to U.S. regulators.

Intel is spending a billion on a site in the north of this county and there is a lot of pressure on development. 

The $5-6 billion dollars for the new Cowboys training facility and adjoining projects will create on going demand.

It's actually 3.9 billion which is still a lot for a company with few tangible assets but I agree as home sharing rises in popularity other companies are taking notice like the OTAs.