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Investment Fundamentals

Investment Fundamentals

What Are Sponsor Promotes?

Real estate sponsors typically invest their own capital alongside their equity co-investors in a deal. While sponsors can choose to align their capital with that of their investors, it is more common for them to earn the same returns, known as "pari passu", as other equity investors...

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Investment Fundamentals

The Capital Stack

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Investment Fundamentals

4 Private Equity Real Estate Strategies

In private equity real estate, assets are typically classified into four primary strategy categories based on investment strategy and perceived risk. These categories include core, core-plus, value-added, and opportunistic. The key differentiator...

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Investment Fundamentals

What is a Cap Rate?

Cap rates, short for capitalization rates, play a crucial role in the real estate industry when evaluating potential investment opportunities. They offer a simple way to assess...

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Cash on Cash Return

In the realm of commercial real estate investments, a widely used performance metric is the cash-on-cash return, also occasionally referred to as the cash yield. This metric offers a straightforward calculation achieved by...

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Investment Fundamentals

Real Estate Asset Classes

Commercial real estate is an appealing option for investors because it has the potential to generate returns independently from public markets, providing the added security of...

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Investment Fundamentals

Why Invest in Commercial Real Estate

Amidst the recent stock market volatility, private real estate investment has emerged as a favored choice among affluent investors. Commercial real estate, known for its attractiveness during various market cycles, has a well-established track record.

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