This week on Investing with GoodLife Housing Partners — inflation ticks higher, Amazon re-enters the industrial race, and real estate markets show clearer signs of a structural reset across office, retail, and capital flows.Inflation Reaccelerates: March CPI came in at 3.3% YoY, driven heavily by energy (gas up ~21%)—but core inflation stayed relatively contained. Is this a temporary spike or the start of another inflation wave? Amazon Is Back in Industrial: After pulling back post-COVID, Amazon is aggressively expanding again—targeting 51M SF in 2026 with a more strategic, automation-focused approach. Are they about to dominate logistics infrastructure for everyone—not just themselves? Retail Is Shifting Again: Institutional capital (Ares, Federated Hermes) is doubling down on convenience retail and multifamily, while malls are evolving into experience-driven spaces. If people aren’t shopping—just spending time—what does that mean for retail valuations? Office Market Contradictions: Vacancy hits a record 21%, yet leasing activity is rising—driven by smaller footprints and flight to quality. Is this the “new equilibrium” for office, or is more pain still ahead? Capital Is Rotating Into the U.S.: Global investors—especially from the Middle East—are redirecting capital into U.S. housing and land plays, with Sharia-compliant structures emerging. Does this signal long-term confidence in U.S. real estate despite current volatility? 🎧 Tune in now for Episode 235 — Inflation surprises, Amazon’s comeback, and what the next phase of real estate really looks like.