How Can Real Estate Investments Benefit You?
Real estate can be a valuable addition to your portfolio
CASH FLOW
Cash flow is real estate’s net income after operating expenses and mortgage payments. Cash flow can grow over time, especially as mortgages are paid down.
*Real estate investment are subject to various risks, including fluctuations in property values, higher expenses or lower cash flow than expected.
APPRECIATION
Depending on the type of real estate and its location, this is an investment that can increase over time, potentially leading to a higher profit when it comes time to sell.
PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFICATION
Because real estate is, by and large, non-correlated to other asset classes, it can help lower portfolio volatility while balancing out your risk.
Why Private Real Estate Equity Investments?
Private equity allows you to purchase an ownership stake in private companies, versus public companies listed on the stock markets. Capital Real Estate Investments, puts you in direct touch with potential private equity funds and investments.
In return, you can benefit from the following:
*Architectural rendering above for illustrative purposes only, and is a project that is owned by an affiliated real estate company. Final design subject to change.
Sources: 1. https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/private-equity-investments. | 2. efront. Private Equity in the COVID-19 Year. December 2020.
THE POTENTIAL FOR HIGHER RETURNS
Private equity funds do come with a higher degree of risk. But they can potentially also provide higher returns versus public investments. Long-term returns have represented a premium to public equity performances.
PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFICATION
Private equity helps balance an investment portfolio. Research indicates that return correlation between private equity and public markets tends to be low. These investments can also improve your portfolio’s risk/reward profile.
LESS VOLATILITY
Again, in comparison with public stocks and markets, private equity investments tend to be less volatile. They appreciate based on solid financials, versus emotional decision-making on the part of investors.