New York

“I think in 2013 and 14, a lot of the blockchain tech was being built in New York and Europe and far ahead of Silicon Valley. And I remember having a lot of conversations with people here in New York and Europe and just the level of thought outside of Silicon V…”

“They explored telex communication with, they set up telex stations for adults on the occasion of another project In, ah, Ahmedabad, India, in Stockholm, in Tokyo, in New York, in LA, and they were Having people ask questions about what they thought the future …”

“In fact, I bet there's more billion plus dollar companies in LA in the last few years than New York, or at least more total market cap.”

“So you know, we're alive in, in the Bay Area and in New York at the moment. A typical apartment, you know, our price ranges are, you know, probably anywhere from 2000 to maybe on the upper end, 6000 dollars on a given unit.”

“New York, In particular is very interesting because of the saturation of new development. Has forced a meaningful increase in the concessions that landlords have to offer in order to get their units leased.”

“I think a lot of folks are moving back right now. New York too. It just seems like people are going back to the big centers because they're getting bored and lonely and feel kind of over it.”

“It's really easy to say, well, you know, I can be in the game in Austin. I can be in the game in Seattle. There are investors there. There are people there. I can be in the game in New York. And I wish that we were more honest that like, yeah, you can play bas…”

“There's a surprising number of decision makers for global firms around sort of technology implementation in San Francisco. It's not out of New York or out of London, it's out of San Francisco.”

“When you look into the sort of ten-mile radius we're in now and maybe you include New York tons of token consumption and you could probably argue, and we see in the data also faster revenue growth.”