Passive real estate investing is a strategy where an investor puts money into a real estate venture but is not actively involved in the day-to-day management or decision-making of the property or properties. Passive real estate investing is an excellent opportunity for commercial real estate investors who are less…

Now that individual investors can access direct real estate investments, what should they keep in mind regarding the main US commercial real estate (CRE) sectors and their respective outlooks? To conclude our series, we analyze the prevailing perspectives on the US CRE market and four of its key segments, specifically…

Our primer on commercial real estate (CRE) investing explored the core components of real estate investing decisions. But what about CRE investing in the current environment? How has the post-pandemic world of renewed geopolitical tensions, resurgent inflation, and rising interest rate pressures reshaped how real estate capital markets operate? How…

A CRE Investing Primer Real estate investing means different things to different people. It can be shorthand for buying a rental property — taking out a mortgage, finding a renter, and hoping to clear the monthly cost while the asset appreciates. …

EquityMultiple provides a simple way to invest in real estate. Real estate investing is inherently complex, however. We embrace the challenge of simplifying our investing experience while offering the right level of information for you to make sound choices. We have reconstituted our offerings into three investment pillars — Keep…

Capital calls refer to the process of collecting funds from investors for a specific real estate investment and are frequent ingredient in commercial real estate execution. In the world of real estate investment, capital calls are an important concept that all modestly experienced investors should understand. Capital calls refer to…

Self-directed investors have more opportunity than ever to access the private real estate markets. This is a highly positive trend: individuals can mirror the asset allocation strategies of institutional investors and go beyond the 60/40 portfolio with real estate and other alternatives. That said, real estate investing is complex, and…

October Edition Entering the fourth quarter of a turbulent year, we see plenty of uncertainty in capital markets and a yield curve that’s been inverted for most of the past year. The prognostications on the economy and real estate markets are mixed. …

The volatility across the broader financial markets since mid-2022 has created a unique opportunity to invest in real estate debt. This opportunity is driven by two key factors: 1) rapidly rising interest rates, which drives higher returns in real estate lending and 2) the regional banking crisis, which has reduced…