Episode 66 – September 20, 2022
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They’re back! After a couple of weeks hiatus, Cory got even fatter and almost drowned in the Pacific Ocean, while Matt was busy adding even more abs to his already chiseled stomach thanks to F45. But the boys are now back, and to kick off the second half of the season is none other than international commercial real estate investor Peter Leung!
As the world continues to cope with rising inflation and interest rates, Peter tells us how his portfolio is (or isn’t) affected and what markets have bounced back quicker than others. Peter also discusses what BC markets he likes and where he is looking to grow his holdings. In this ever-changing investing environment, this is an episode you will want to tune in for.
Guest Information

Peter Leung
The financial industry has lit Peter’s passion for investing and desire for financial abundance. At the age of 35, he achieved financial freedom via real estate development and investments. As a serial entrepreneur, his heart has taken him into various industries, including marketing, sales, branding, real estate and financing. These skillsets now allow him to operate a team globally seeking out real estate opportunities that would generate intergenerational wealth.
Episode Host

Cory Wright
Cory is the founder and Managing Broker of William Wright Commercial. Since its inception in 2013, he has successfully closed over $500,000,000 in commercial investment properties ranging from large-scale open-air shopping centers to highly desirable Vancouver development sites and everything in between.

Matt Scalena
Matt is real estate obsessed and considers himself a lifelong student of the Vancouver real estate market. As a co-manager of the Scalena Real Estate team, Matt prides himself on expertly advising buyers and sellers on all aspects of the fast-paced, dynamic Vancouver real estate market. He is present at every stage of the process, from that first phone call or email right through to when keys are exchanged between sellers and buyers.