Why Private Equity and Commercial Real Estate?

The public market has historically been the most common playing field for investors due to its availability, level of liquidity, and emphasis from the media (brokers, financial institutions, etc.). Private […]
What does a Hard or Soft Landing mean for Investors?

When the economy starts to get hot, the Fed has few tools that can be used in order to cool the economy. One of those is raising interest rates. When […]
Stabilized Vs. Unstabilized Assets

It’s all in the title, “Stabilized and Unstabilized Assets” which is the condition that the asset is in but also describes the investment as being stable or unstable. Unstabilized assets […]
Where Distress is Found in Commercial Real Estate

When people think of distress, they typically think of run-down properties as you’d see on home flipping shows on TV. In general, distressed assets are situations where the property is […]
Why Commercial Real Estate Deals Go Bad?

In this article, we will be discussing the seven major reasons why good commercial real estate deals can go bad. Let’s face it, there is always distress, but where and […]
What is Negative Leverage?

Distress in commercial real estate starts to present itself with several notations; one being Negative Leverage. Negative Leverage occurs when the levered cash on cash return is less than unlevered […]
A Discussion on Rising Interest Rates
What is Adaptive Reuse?

Adaptive reuse refers to the process of reusing an existing building for a different purpose than what it was originally built or designed for. Adaptive reuse can be an effective […]
How Inflation Impacts Commercial Real Estate

Inflation refers to the increase in prices of goods and services. It is generally measured by the CPI (Consumer Price Index) which analyzes the increase in prices in various subjects […]
Understanding Equity Waterfalls

The waterfall determines how the cash flow and profits are split up. This is where the fun comes in, but most people don’t fully understand what a waterfall is. In […]