Brayden Dennis

What happens is the bottlenecks just start really pushing back money.

how quickly these data centers can come online.

So think about the electrical, the power demand, the electrical grid, the power that needs to be used for AI or the locations.

A lot of communities now are pushing back on having those data centers in their communities.

Like that could start impacting a whole lot of that spend or have it be put on hold because you have some physical limits, you know, yeah, actual physical limits to doing that or the trades even required to build these data center.

I think sometimes we just take for granted they're just putting all this money in cap eggs.

But, you know, there are some bottlenecks, real world bottlenecks that they'll also have to be dealing with.

For sure.

Yeah, I completely agree, man.

I saw you posted something on it.

Yeah.

Was it a temporary foreign workers decline or something like that?

Total population.

Wow.

One of the things like- A lot of landlords are not loving you right now, Dan, I'll just say that.

Yeah, I'm just wondering too, are you seeing still a lot of completion on the purpose-built rental front too?

That's probably pushing even more pressure on rental prices.

Because weren't there a lot of like 21, 2022 condo projects, at least in Ontario?

I saw a lot of them in Ottawa that were just being converted to purpose-built rentals or to rental projects.

Yeah, I know.