We’ve talked about how the Fed's recent interest rate cut will affect investors and commercial real estate as a whole. Now, our Director of Capital Markets, Yan Khamish, dives into how it will impact developers and the economy. In summary, It's going to: ✅ Create more job formation ✅ Increase people's ability to buy products ✅ Developers will be able to build better, higher quality projects and receive higher rents, leading to better returns for investors. The lower interest rates create an environment where everything works and flows better. Take advantage of investing in multifamily now. #LandmarkUS ——————— #realestate #economy #construction The information contained herein is provided without any warranty or representation as to its accuracy, correctness, or completeness. Its recipient acknowledges and agrees that the recipient has knowledge and expertise in financial and business matters. That recipient understands that if it has any questions or concerns regarding the matters or information that it is evaluating, it will seek out its own professional advice concerning the same and the recipient will rely solely on its own review and that of recipient’s professionals of the information, and not rely upon the provider of this information, or provider’s agents, employees, or contractors.
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ATTN: Real estate GPs: Stop talking about interest rates. That’s not your job. Your job is to deliver the returns you promised your investors without increasing risk. - Not to argue about Jay Powell. - Not to pontificate about interest rates. - Not to make calls on where the 10-year will be in 6 months. Whatever rates are today… Or whatever they’ll be 6 months from now… This is the world you now live in. So unless you’re trading bonds, stick to your job: To deliver the returns you promised your investors without increasing the risk. -- If you're interested in passively investing real estate, you can schedule a call with our team here: https://lnkd.in/gWFK2VmV
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Rising rents = Investment opportunity? The Fed might be hesitant to cut rates due to surging rent prices, but this could be a golden opportunity for real estate investors! While the housing market might cool slightly, shelter inflation is outpacing historical averages. This means there's potential for strong rental income and property value appreciation. Thinking about investing in real estate? Do your research, talk to a financial advisor, and consider the risks involved. But with rents on the rise, multifamily real estate could be a smart way to grow your wealth. What are your thoughts on rising rent prices? Comment below:
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Multifamily sector awaits Fed’s interest rate cut decision and future guidance. Join us on Oct 11 @ noon for post-election insights: https://ow.ly/crs750TqLGb Read more on the article here: lvpefund.com/market-intel #RealestateMarket #RealestateInvestment #Interestratecut #MultiFamilyRealEstate #RealEstateWebinar
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📉 How Will Interest Rate Cuts Shape Commercial Real Estate? The Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cuts are making waves in the commercial real estate market. From refinancing opportunities in multifamily investments to portfolio expansion across sectors like retail and industrial, these changes bring both opportunities and challenges for investors. Learn how this shift could impact property values, borrowing costs, and your next big move in real estate. 💡 Discover expert insights and actionable advice in our latest blog post, “The Potential Impact of Interest Rate Cuts on Commercial Real Estate.” 🔗 Read the blog now https://lnkd.in/gHfhBDJW #CommercialRealEstate #InterestRates #RealEstateInvesting #JBDonaldson
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How the Fed's Latest Rate Cuts Could Impact Multifamily Investments and Development The Federal Reserve's recent 50 basis point rate cut has sparked discussions across the real estate sector. For multifamily investors and developers, the reduction brings a mixed bag of opportunities and challenges. Here are some key takeaways: - Lower interest rates could reduce borrowing costs, particularly for value-add and core-plus properties. - Cap rates typically take 6 to 9 months to adjust, creating a window for investors to lock in better yields. - Rising construction and labor costs still pose challenges for developers, and more rate cuts may be needed to significantly shift market dynamics. - Refinancing could become easier for multifamily owners as borrowing costs decrease, especially with large amounts of debt maturing by 2025. While the recent rate cut is a step in the right direction, the full impact will take time to materialize. Read the full analysis and learn how to position your multifamily investments in this evolving environment. Reach out to our team for a strategy session. https://lnkd.in/gfyRB3XP #InterestRates #MultifamilyInvesting #CapRates #RealEstate #Fed #EconomicOutlook #InvestmentStrategy #BrenemanCapital
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Host of Ask the Multifamily Expert Podcast | Multifamily AssetManager | Multifamily Asset Coach | Acquisition Specialist | Underwriting Expert | Passive Income Creator for Busy Professionals
Stocks or multifamily real estate—which is better? 🤔 While stocks, like an S&P 500 index fund, may seem appealing, consider this: 📉 Stocks: Highly volatile, unpredictable, and subject to market swings and inflation impacts. Gains? Yes. Cash flow? None. Plus, Uncle Sam takes a cut with capital gains taxes. 🏘️ Multifamily Real Estate: Steady cash flow, inflation protection (rising rents = higher income), tax benefits through cost segregation, and potential to double your investment in 5-7 years if managed well. When inflation rises, stocks often struggle, but multifamily thrives, appreciating alongside rising rents. And let’s not forget the unmatched tax advantages—keeping more of what you earn! Ready to secure your financial future? Start your multifamily journey today. Book a call now let’s connect 👉bibi.blueoceancf.com #MultifamilyInvesting #RealEstateOverStocks #PassiveIncome #TaxBenefits #WealthBuilding #InflationHedge #FinancialFreedom
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Tech Executive | Ex-Zillow | M&A & Business Development Expert | 7-Figure Real Estate Investor | Clara Investment Group
Is 12% a good return for a real estate equity deal? No, not these days. Why? Because you can get the same or better returns with lower risk. Here’s how I view returns in real estate today: -> 5%: Money Market (risk-free-ish) -> 10%: Debt Fund (very low risk) -> 12-15%: Preferred Equity (low risk) -> 18%+: Multifamily Equity (mid to high risk) There’s no reason to accept higher risk without higher rewards. This is why it's important to think outside the box when it comes to asset classes. If you're only focused on multifamily, for example, you might be missing out on other great opportunities. That can and will change over time. There are two exceptions where a 12% IRR in multifamily might make sense: -> For the tax benefits -> For diversification Otherwise, stick to the best risk/return profiles. Think outside the box. -- If you are an accredited investor and want to learn about investments like these, reach out to me here: https://lnkd.in/gXEVW_iY Disclaimer: Performance shown are estimated targeted returns and are not guaranteed.
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Founder & Managing Partner at Ascension Capital Investments LLC. Real Estate Agent at EXP Realty. Owner at Elevate Power Solutions (Electrical Services)
🏢 Why Multifamily Real Estate is a Hedge Against Inflation In an unpredictable economy, multifamily properties provide stability and growth. Here’s how: 1️⃣ Rising Rents As inflation increases, rents tend to rise as well, keeping your income aligned with market trends. 2️⃣ Asset Appreciation Multifamily properties often appreciate over time, outpacing inflation and growing your net worth. 3️⃣ Leverage Debt Fixed-rate loans become less expensive over time as inflation erodes the value of debt. 4️⃣ Consistent Demand Housing is a necessity, and multifamily units remain in demand, regardless of economic conditions. Multifamily investing isn’t just profitable—it’s smart. Let’s discuss how it can secure your financial future! 📩 Contact me today: Christian Coram 📧 christiancoram@gmail.com 📞 317-935-6355 🌐 Ascension Capital Investments LLC #MultifamilyInvesting #FinancialFreedom #ChristianCoram #AscensionCapital #RealEstateInvesting #PassiveIncome
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