Along with Austin, Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas, Miami, Nashville and Raleigh, Denver has been named a rising star city where investors should park capital. Fun fact: Denver's employment growth has risen 25% and population 17% since 2010.
Curious to see how conglomerates like KKR, Apollo and Blackstone plan to profit from investing in distressed commercial real estate this year? They are banking on, in one word, turnarounds. Two institutional CIO's talk here about what they plan to invest in this year. What's hot: data centers and industrial. What's not: retail and farm land.
For those of you with an upcoming 1031 exchange - particularly one with proceeds that were themselves the outcome of a past exchange - check out this guide to calculating depreciation.
Have you heard of optimism bias? Knowing when to be optimistic and when to be pessimistic when it comes to investing in commercial real estate is tricky and doing so during a global pandemic is no exception. Not surprisingly, the key is knowing when to turn the optimism off, but it's more complicated than that.
Along with Austin, Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas, Miami, Nashville and Raleigh, Denver has been named a rising star city where investors should park capital. Fun fact: Denver's employment growth has risen 25% and population 17% since 2010.
Curious to see how conglomerates like KKR, Apollo and Blackstone plan to profit from investing in distressed commercial real estate this year? They are banking on, in one word, turnarounds. Two institutional CIO's talk here about what they plan to invest in this year. What's hot: data centers and industrial. What's not: retail and farm land.
For those of you with an upcoming 1031 exchange - particularly one with proceeds that were themselves the outcome of a past exchange - check out this guide to calculating depreciation.
Have you heard of optimism bias? Knowing when to be optimistic and when to be pessimistic when it comes to investing in commercial real estate is tricky and doing so during a global pandemic is no exception. Not surprisingly, the key is knowing when to turn the optimism off, but it's more complicated than that.