Articles written by Drew Reynolds - Benzinga

What Are The Factors Increasing Home Values?

Since the onset of the pandemic, the U.S. housing market has been sizzling. Record-low interest rates created an unprecedented demand for housing, which only worsened a housing shortage that began before the pandemic.

What Criteria Do Institutional Buyers Use Before Purchasing Single-Family Rental Properties?

For many years, the single-family rental market has been the domain of small investors. Maybe a single investor owned a duplex and rented out one side or owned a rental property in the same town they lived in. Being a landlord was a way to generate passive income with the right property in the right location.

There Is Light At The End Of The Tunnel For Commercial Real Estate

As recently as the 1980s, commercial real estate (CRE) ownership was dominated by private investors. In general, CRE was highly cyclical due to generally highly leveraged assets and highly fragmented private ownership, which created a serious lack of market knowledge and transparency, which also meant lower liquidity.

How To Manage Real Estate Investment Risk With Diversification

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Qualified Opportunity Zones Need To Be Improved—Here's How

The Qualified Opportunity Zone program was introduced within the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.

Bear Market Has Investors Taking Closer Look at Real Estate — But Make Sure Investments Can Leverage All Potential Tax Benefits

Recent turmoil in the public markets has many investors moving away from volatility and scrambling for assets that make them feel more secure. In times of uncertainty, investors tend to move to a “risk-off” approach, moving away from perceived volatile assets to perceived stable assets.