Real
estate is recovering.
Particular segments like the housing market are well on its way to recovery, with local housing markets propelling its
growth. A huge chunk of investments and
construction projects will be located, not in the current major economic hubs
like New York and San Francisco, but in second-tier cities
like Austin, Dallas, and Portland.
Crowdfunding
invades real estate. Rapidly
changing the game in real estate investment is crowdfinancing,
a business strategy where real estate-focused funds are being pooled from a
group of investors through the social media.
In a way that democratizes access to high quality investment,
crowdfinancing has steadily grown in revenues, and is even making a mark on
Wall Street.
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The
boom in the said model gave rise to a growing number of real estate
crowdfunding firms. Forbes lists down
seven firms that show the biggest potential in this article.
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Multifamily
properties are steadily gaining ground. Families and young professionals are giving up
the prospects of owning a single home for smaller but more affordable and
accessible multifamily units. Apartment
complexes saw an increase in share of housing across the United States, the
highest in fourdecades.
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Demand
for multifamily spaces has been continuously growing, and is expected to keep
its momentum until 2016,
according to industry forecast. Such trend opens a big window of opportunities
for potential investors.
Lawyer
and entrepreneur CarlRheuban is also the founder of Rheuban Partners, a real estate
consultancy group. To learn more about
Mr. Rheuban’s expertise, visit this website.
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