If you were advising a city considering a moratorium on new data centers, what economic data would you put on the table to ensure the decision is based on facts rather than perception? What are communities most often overlooking?
"Aging in place" and a gray "tsunami" coupled with fast rising housing prices, etc. mean that we must do something differently. What are the "economics" of ADUs and other measures? How can we provide for individuals, young couples, etc. to be aligned with an aging population for housing needs?
How do you believe artificial intelligence will affect the economy over the next three to five years, particularly in industries that rely on technical expertise and professional services?
Obviously a lot of questions on data centers. I think something on the dominance of the investment in that sector and the impact if those investments are diverted to other states. Given the local “temporary” moratoriums (10+ a last count) that seems a legitimate scenario.
If you were advising a city considering a moratorium on new data centers, what economic data would you put on the table to ensure the decision is based on facts rather than perception? What are communities most often overlooking?
With TSA numbers lower in 2026 than in 2025 and higher gas prices, how do you see domestic travel develop over the next 12 months?
"Aging in place" and a gray "tsunami" coupled with fast rising housing prices, etc. mean that we must do something differently. What are the "economics" of ADUs and other measures? How can we provide for individuals, young couples, etc. to be aligned with an aging population for housing needs?
From the seat of heavy civil constrcution industry or construction in general. The longevity of the data center craze and forecast on fuel?
Could Mega-Data-Centers mine Crypto to the extent of diluting unit/shares AND affect liquidity in “UN-Anointed” markets-exchanges? THX LC
How do you believe artificial intelligence will affect the economy over the next three to five years, particularly in industries that rely on technical expertise and professional services?
What are 3 items/policies that the governor could quickly change to encourage businesses to invest in Maryland.
Obviously a lot of questions on data centers. I think something on the dominance of the investment in that sector and the impact if those investments are diverted to other states. Given the local “temporary” moratoriums (10+ a last count) that seems a legitimate scenario.