The November update from Carbon Real Estate highlights the shift to secondary markets for multifamily investments, citing benefits like population growth, affordability, and higher returns. Key markets include Raleigh and Austin, despite some recent rent declines. Carbon’s strategy focuses on data-driven choices and community investment.
The October update from Carbon Real Estate centers on multifamily real estate investment. It highlights strong rental demand, a growing cost gap favoring renting over buying, and opportunities in workforce housing. Carbon’s strategy includes targeting affordable rentals, enhancing underperforming properties, and preparing for potential market shifts. Despite rising costs and market changes, Carbon sees favorable conditions ahead, especially if interest rates stabilize, benefiting refinancing and acquisitions.
The September update from Carbon Real Estate emphasizes the resilience and advantages of multifamily real estate investing, highlighting strong rental demand, stable income, property appreciation, and tax benefits. It features an opportunity to invest in The Kenzie, a 213-unit property in Hoover, AL, with strong financial prospects and upcoming cash flow distributions. Investors are encouraged to get involved, with detailed guidance provided.
The August update from Carbon Real Estate covers recent shifts in the multifamily housing market. Despite challenges from COVID-19 and fluctuating interest rates, there are emerging opportunities as sellers adjust prices. Large investors like KKR are taking advantage of the current market, expecting future gains. Carbon maintains a cautious buying strategy, focusing on cash flow and risk management. The update also provides a progress report on The Kenzie, a 213-unit renovation project in Alabama, highlighting completed improvements and upcoming renovations. Carbon aims to provide valuable real estate insights and is dedicated to guiding investors through a changing market landscape.
As some of you may have noticed, we recently rebranded to Carbon Real Estate Investments. Due to a few trademark conflicts and some updates to our firm, we started on the journey of developing a new brand for the future. It was important to us that the brand represented our…
Congratulations to all of our investors and partners that helped get this done! It takes a great team to close such large transactions. We’re incredibly grateful for all of the hard work of our: Counsel: Tucker Thoni and Jeffrey BankowitzBrokerage team: Nelson Abels, Laura Aylor, Austin Weathington, Harrison Cheeley, Taylor…
In 2023, the commercial real estate industry, especially the multifamily sector, has witnessed a sharp downturn due to rising interest rates, a banking crisis, and equity fund shifts. This resulted in an 80% drop in transaction volume. Leading CRE firms like Cushman and Wakefield and JLL reported a 90% decrease in earnings. Although multifamily properties are relatively stable, challenges persist. Despite this bleak outlook, opportunities for value-add investments emerge, with big players like billionaire Amancio Ortega investing heavily. The foundation of American workforce housing remains unchanged. As the market adjusts, increased deal flows are anticipated, with expectations of favorable returns in the coming months.
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