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Net Asset Value is often used to measure an alternative asset’s current value. Here’s how it works.
New and seasoned real estate investors can benefit from a clear understanding of the asset lifecycle, as each phase is characterized by unique objectives, risks, and rewards.
Cadre’s asset allocation study shows that over the last 20 years adding private commercial real estate (CRE) to a portfolio lowered volatility and led to either higher risk-adjusted returns or higher overall returns for a given level of risk.
Real estate offers potentially steady cash flow and the opportunity for equity appreciation over time. There are also risks that can lead to losses if they are not properly mitigated. Learn more to decide if investing in real estate is for you.
The five main types of commercial real estate provide different investment opportunities with accompanying risks and rewards. Here’s what you should know about each before you invest.
Commercial real estate is widely considered to be a good long-term hedge against inflation, as owners may benefit from stable income and the ability to increase rent.
The impact of inflation on a stock portfolio depends on several factors, including the degree of inflation, the overall health of the economy, the target holding period for the investment, and the specific equity sector.
Talks of inflation often go hand-in-hand with rising interest rates. Here’s how they’re related. Inflation is a concept most people are familiar[1] with but few fully understand.
A range of retirement plans are available to meet investors’ specific needs and financial situations. Long-term retirement plans are typically designed to benefit individuals by reducing their tax bill while earning interest over time. Investors can choose from various types of retirement plans, with options including plan structure, type of investments, and management of the plan.
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