Where Are the Millionaires Going? // The Global Movement of Wealth

In this conversation, Daniel Foch and Dave Hutch explore the concept of unicorns—companies valued at over a billion dollars—and their distribution across various countries. They discuss the significance of unicorns in understanding a country's economic potential and delve into the role of AI in enhancing company valuations. The conversation also touches on housing trends, the most spoken languages globally, and the implications of these factors for global real estate investment.

In this candid sit‑down, Dan and Dave chat with Tara Marie Murphy—Canadian investment‑banker‑turned–digital‑nomad whose viral posts about swapping Toronto for Playa del Carmen lit up social media—to unpack how she and her pro‑golfer partner engineered a sunnier, cheaper, community‑driven life abroad. Tara traces the couple’s pandemic‑era “one‑month test run” that became a full‑time move; explains why five nearby golf courses, a 45‑minute airport run, and an instant network of under‑40 remote workers made Playa the perfect launch pad; and walks through myths about safety, childcare (a full‑time in‑home nanny for ~US $400/month), and Mexico’s surprisingly hands‑on private healthcare system that supported her fertility journey. The trio digs into gentrification critiques, the math of cost‑of‑living arbitrage, cross‑border real‑estate strategy (Tara still cash‑flows two Canadian rentals while renting in Mexico), and mindset shifts required to “just do the thing” instead of staying on the high‑tax hamster wheel. Tara closes with practical advice—test the destination first, build remote‑work systems, learn enough Spanish to get by, and ignore the online naysayers—and invites listeners to connect with her for resources and honest answers.Follow & further reading:• Instagram: @taramariemurphy Instagram• TikTok: @tmariemurphy TikTok• Daily Hive feature on her Mexico move: https://bit.ly/3Hpd65wListen in to see why a growing wave of young Canadians—and their kids—are trading condo fees and February slush for palm trees, reef snorkels, and an eight‑hour nanny shift that costs less than a Toronto parking spot.

Mini‑episode dissecting Visual Capitalist’s 2025 ranking of countries with the best (and worst) work‑life balance. From New Zealand’s six‑month paid leave to Norway’s no‑minimum‑wage model, the hosts weigh how statutory perks, culture, and “grind‑set” mentality shape where investors—and everyday folks—might want to live, work, or build wealth.“Not everyone wants to be Hormozi or Gary V… most people just want a decent life without a crazy cost of living.” – Dan

In this episode, Daniel Foch and Dave Hutch explore the dynamics of global real estate investment, focusing on foreign buyers in the US market. They discuss the trends in foreign investment, highlighting the leading countries and regions where foreign buyers are purchasing properties. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by these buyers, the impact of foreign investment on local economies, and the evolving preferences of international investors. The episode concludes with insights on the future of real estate investment and the importance of staying informed about market trends.

In this episode, Dave Hutch and Daniel Foch explore the demographic trends of countries with the most seniors and children, discussing the implications for real estate and economic growth. They share personal experiences in Texas, analyze the differences between aging populations and youth-heavy countries, and delve into the challenges faced by nations with high youth populations. The conversation also touches on international migration trends and the economic factors that influence growth in various regions. Texas offers a friendly atmosphere and affordability.Countries with aging populations face economic challenges.High fertility rates contribute to youth-heavy populations.Qatar and UAE have low senior populations due to immigration.Demographics alone won't guarantee economic growth.Political stability is crucial for economic development.Countries with high youth populations may face housing shortages.Real estate policies differ based on demographic trends.International migration impacts local economies significantly.Understanding global demographics aids real estate investment decisions.keywords:demographics, seniors, children, real estate, immigration, economic growth, Texas, global trends, housing market, youth population

In this conversation, Daniel Foch and Dave Hutch explore the global trends of wealth migration, focusing on the movement of high net worth individuals to various countries, particularly Dubai. They discuss the implications of foreign capital on local real estate markets, the pros and cons of attracting wealthy migrants, and the economic growth of countries like Poland. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding these trends for real estate investors looking to make informed decisions in a rapidly changing global landscape.

In this episode, Daniel Foch and Dave Hutch explore the cities with the largest working age populations globally, discussing the implications for real estate investment and economic growth. They delve into the dynamics of working age populations, the impact of climate on economic activity, and the demographic challenges faced by countries like China and India. The conversation highlights the rise of cities like Mexico City and the urbanization trends in Latin America, as well as the role of immigration in population growth. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding these trends for real estate professionals and investors.

In this episode, Basil Mohr-Elzeki discusses the evolving landscape of global citizenship and residency, highlighting the increasing interest from Americans in alternative residency options, particularly in Europe and the Caribbean. He explains the motivations behind these relocations, including geopolitical risks and educational opportunities for children. The conversation also addresses common misconceptions about dual citizenship and the importance of understanding visa options. Basil emphasizes the need for individuals to explore their options proactively, as many countries are tightening their immigration policies.

In this conversation, Daniel Foch and Alessandro Palombo explore the dynamics of borderless living, focusing on the migration of wealth and individuals seeking new opportunities in different countries. They discuss the push factors driving people to leave their home countries, the allure of Portugal as a destination for European citizenship, and the implications of tax optimization. The conversation also touches on the digital nomad lifestyle, the trade-offs between governance and economic freedom, and the consequences of migration policies on housing affordability. Finally, they consider investment opportunities in Italy and the future of business in Europe amidst bureaucratic challenges.

This conversation explores the dynamic landscape of real estate investment in Africa, particularly focusing on Malawi. The speakers discuss the unique opportunities presented by demographic growth, the challenges of navigating land ownership and legal frameworks, and the importance of institutional development in fostering economic growth. They highlight the innovative approaches being taken to address these challenges and the potential for future investment in the region.