Many commercial real estate (CRE) sponsors—individuals or companies responsible for identifying, acquiring, and managing the property on behalf of their investment partnerships—say that they can deliver remarkable risk-adjusted returns for their investors. But what...
It’s very clear that commercial real estate needs to work harder and faster to go green. Right now, the CRE sector is still responsible for almost 30% of the annual energy consumption in the US. There’s been poor progress made on decarbonizing commercial buildings in...
If you’re serious about growing your commercial real estate portfolio—particularly your multifamily and apartment properties—then you will eventually have to secure financing in the form of commercial multifamily loans. Therefore, understanding exactly how these types...
Preparing for the new era means CRE professionals can no longer avoid modernizing their technology. Many successful brokers, landlords, and commercial real estate companies embrace property tech (proptech) and move their operations to the web. COVID-19 forced even...
It’s common knowledge that commercial real estate investments are best held for at least five years. In fact, according to experts, the average holding period for CRE properties is between 5 to 10 years. And if you’re new to CRE investing, you might be wondering: Why...
REITs (real estate investment trusts) are publicly traded entities that any individual investor—big or small—can use to purchase shares in portfolios that generate income from various real estate properties. Many investors use it to diversify their portfolios to...
