Electric charging to benefit commercial real estate?
Anyone here have thoughts on the value of electric vehicle charging as a means to draw customers to physical locations? I know Walmart and Target and a lot of hotels have been building out their charging ports and it seems there is hope the early adoption could draw some high value EV drivers? 

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Article in reference: [https://www.forbes.com/sites/kamranrosen/2021/02/24/the-hidden-investment-opportunity-in-the-electric-vehicle-wave-commercial-real-estate/?sh=4f0c1e9822b9](https://www.forbes.com/sites/kamranrosen/2021/02/24/the-hidden-investment-opportunity-in-the-electric-vehicle-wave-commercial-real-estate/?sh=4f0c1e9822b9)
[{"id": "golbvcv", "text": "The wallstreet stock pricing at $5M for each C station. \n\nDoordash they pirce it at 30B, even more ridiculous.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "gpbzato", "text": "It definitely depends on the type of retail/businesses you have, the location, nearest car chargers, as well as the type of car charger. Having a fast charge (can fill up an electric car at least 3/4 in about an hour) is very attractive, especially pairing that with a mall/sit down or higher end restaurant, shared office space, gym, coffee shop etc. \nAlso if there is a long stretch of road with very few chargers, this would definitely help attract customers to restaurants, shops. \nThere are companies that are building these and  although it\u2019s been a while since I\u2019ve looked into it in depth, I believe some will install/manage them with negotiable up front costs. \n\nThese charges are more expensive but there are a number of companies who are starting to build these out and lease", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]