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In the bustling heart of Jacksonville, a $4 billion construction surge is reshaping the city's skyline. From vacant buildings to bustling neighborhoods, the transformation is palpable. 💼 As professionals, we understand the importance of maximizing our investment returns while managing risk. That's where JWB comes in. 💡 In a recent discussion on the Not Your Average Investor Show, Gregg Cohen and Paul Shively shed light on the significance of risk-adjusted returns in real estate investing. While downtown projects offer potential, they often entail high risks and slow returns. 🏠 So, what's the smarter move? Investing in single-family rental properties near the revitalized downtown core. These properties offer steady cash flow, shield against risk, and tap into the area's growth potential. 🤝 With JWB, you gain access to over 18 years of expertise and $1.3 billion in managed portfolios. Whether you're eyeing retirement or seeking long-term wealth accumulation, we're here to guide you through the process. 💰 As Paul Shively puts it, there are "millions on the margins" for average investors. By following the lead of industry giants and leveraging data-driven insights, you can make strategic investments without the high stakes. 🌟 Join us in capitalizing on Jacksonville's downtown renaissance. Let's turn today's investments into tomorrow's success stories. Ready to take the leap? Let's connect and explore your options together. #RealEstateInvesting #JacksonvilleOpportunity #RiskAdjustedReturns

In A Tale of Two Cities, Dickens discussed the best of times and the worst of times. For investors, building owners and cities, it is just that - at the same time. The cost of development has pushed investors to maximize every possible potential within their projects. For sure it is doable, but success starts with a good story, diversity of experience, and good planning. #gensler #mixedusedevelopment #placemaking #affordablehousing #repositioning

Are you caught up with the latest in the Boston real estate scene? Every week sees dynamic moves and new ventures that get the industry buzzing. Berkshire Residential Investments added another jewel to its portfolio with Forest City, while #BostonHome lovers LBC Boston and HP Investors seized the opportunity to own the iconic Winter Place. And check out Weller Development and Merritt Properties; they've secured a cool $58.5m to push the boundaries of life sciences' realm. On top of #sales ascension, Boston city architecture gets a refreshing makeover with the approval of freshly conceived projects like Harbor Way by Chiofaro Company and the swanky 776 Summer Street office set up. You may wonder, are you aligned with the burgeoning trends in the Boston real estate market? It’s vital to stay on top in this dynamic industry, that’s why you need an expert eye. Joe Turco from #TurcoGroup, an associate at eXp Realty, can equip you with insights and strategies for success in #BostonRealEstate. Boston's real estate game is moving fast, so let Joe Turco help your business hit the ground running! Embrace the change; let's talk. #MoveMeToBoston #BostonRealtor

A Buffett Protégé Makes an Offbeat Bet: Buy San Francisco Real Estate In a bold move echoing his mentor Warren Buffett's strategies, Ian Jacobs, a real estate heir and investor, is eyeing San Francisco's downtown for a major acquisition. Despite recent challenges, well-capitalized investors are finding opportunities as office space values hit rock bottom. Discounts of up to 70% are luring savvy investors like Jacobs into the market. Jacobs' ambitious "Project Uris" aims to snag a staggering 3 million square feet of office space, signaling a long-term bet on the city's resurgence. With a plan reminiscent of his family's real estate legacy, Jacobs is poised to make waves. With funding in place and a 10-year vision for recovery, Jacobs is betting on San Francisco, as other investors cautiously watch. Jay Greenberg 415-378-6755 jay@jayhgreenberg.com Source: https://lnkd.in/dURu6m7Z #InvestmentInsights #SanFranciscoRealEstate #SanFrancisco #SF #GoldenGateBridge #BayArea #California #CitybytheBay #SFBay #SanFran #realestate #california #sanfrancisco #californiarealtor #californiarealestate #bayarea #bayareahouse #sf #sfrealtor #sfrealestate #sanfranciscorealestate #sfproperty #movetosf #sanfranciscorealtor

Earlier this week I had the opportunity to attend the ULI Northern New Jersey event, "A Deeper Dive Into Multifamily: Focus on Fundamentals,". It was an incredibly productive and enlightening experience, bringing together industry thought-leaders for an in-depth discussion on several key topics affecting the multifamily sector. 🏢✨ The event covered a range of critical issues, including: ✅Development Pipelines and Fundamentals: Understanding how the current and future development pipelines impact market fundamentals. 📈🏗️ ✅Mixed-Use Challenges: Insights into the difficulties of incorporating ground floor retail into multifamily projects, along with valuable lessons learned from mixed-use executions. 🏬 ✅Escalating Costs: Addressing the challenges posed by rising construction costs, insurance rates, and operating expenses. ✅Demographic Trends: Exploring the evolving demographic trends and their implications for the multifamily market. 👥📊 ✅Affordable Housing Legislation: Evaluating the potential opportunities and challenges arising from recently adopted affordable housing legislation. 🏠⚖️ The panel was moderated by Lara Schwager, President of LJS Consulting & Development, and featured esteemed panelists including Jack Tycher (Partner, Canoe Development), David Pantirer (Partner, BNE Real Estate Group), Matt Campbell (Vice President, Land Acquisition, Toll Brothers), and Michael Sommer (Chief Development Officer, KUSHNER). The discussion was rich with insights and practical advice, making it a can't-miss program for CRE professionals, investors, and developers. Additionally, the networking opportunities were invaluable, allowing for the exchange of ideas and the forging of new connections within the industry. 🤝💡 Overall, the event was a testament to the importance of staying informed and engaged in the ever-evolving multifamily sector. Kudos to ULI Northern New Jersey for organizing such a comprehensive and impactful program! 👏🏽 #Multifamily #RealEstate #CRE #ULINNJ #Development #AffordableHousing #Construction #Networking #IndustryInsights #CREInvestors #CGRDevelopmentPartners #RIL

Amazing news in the #BostonRealEstate scene! Lincoln Property Company recently received a whopping $68.33m in financing from Rockland Trust for an innovative project – transforming a 177k sq ft office tower into a 154-unit apartment building in the heart of Boston. This strategy presents a more cost-effective solution than the average $400k it takes to construct each apartment from scratch. Simultaneously, it adds density to Boston's urban core, a key challenge facing developers. Great to see solutions that embrace efficiency and affordability! Let’s take a moment to reflect on our strategies. Are we exploring all possible avenues to maximize real estate value? Are we overlooking opportunities that capitalize on existing structures rather than building new ones? There’s potential for untapped value right here in #Boston. Feel free to reach out and discuss how we can better navigate the dynamic Boston market and devise strategies that leverage all resources. Let's rethink #BostonRealtor solutions and make informed decisions for maximized returns. Always here to provide expert advice with the #TurcoGroup at #eXpRealty! #BostonCondo #BostonHome #MovemetoBoston

"I'm about to lose everything" said my friend, voice shaking. He'd invested in a 'safe' Reno apartment building. Now, that 'safety' was crumbling like sand between his fingers and his entire investment was about to evaporate. 1 in 10 apartment deals are imploding right now. The 'safe haven' of multifamily has become a minefield. Why? It got too popular. Cash flow yields squeezed thinner by ever shrinking cap rates "Small" construction delays turning into financial avalanches Remember when everyone said San Francisco office buildings were bulletproof? Yeah, about that... Here's the truth: When the herd stampedes towards 'safety', that's your cue to look elsewhere. It's like watching lemmings march off a cliff in designer suits. In real estate, it's about leaning against the wind when everyone else is being blown away. It's why I've always prioritized high cash flow and avoided overhyped markets. I recently invested in a San Francisco office building - at 70% off its price from 4 years ago. Follow for investing tips. Where are you placing your investments in this market? #RealEstateInvesting #MarketInsights #InvestmentStrategy

Hardhat alert 🚧: McNair Interests has recently shed light on its newest apartment project nestled at 3001 W. 11th St. I'm particularly intrigued by this development because McNair perceives this project not just as an ordinary infrastructure creation but as a highly significant catalyst instigating future growth across almost 40 acres it governs in that particular zone. What could this mean for the region and its development? Let's delve a little deeper: 🔸This announcement bodes well for the real estate market with a boost in the residential sector expected. More new projects provide additional housing opportunities leading to increased residential availability. 🔸The area could further experience an economic uplift. With new residential development often comes commercial growth - think supermarkets, restaurants, park spaces, and maybe even more diverse facilities like gyms and co-working spaces. 🔸New developments could contribute to making the area an appealing real estate hotspot, eventually leading to potential higher property prices - good news for landlords and property investors, and ultimately fuel more interest in McNair’s remaining real estate portfolio. However, commencement is just the beginning. It will be captivating to watch how this nascent effort transforms and how it invigorates the surrounding landscapes and potentially reshapes real estate predictions for the region. So, here's my prediction for this move: • Allowing fresh capital investments, McNair Interest's new project will likely act as a stimulus for an upward trajectory in the local real estate market. • This shift will not be contained within the real estate domain. Expect ripple effects throughout the economy, stirring job growth, supporting business developments, and inviting potential investments from other sectors. In a nutshell, this seemingly ordinary residential project discreetly wears the cape of a change-maker. It's the kind of calculated move that elicits a chain reaction, permeating a myriad of sectors and solidifying a wave of positive growth of the whole community. Whether you're a recurring investor, potential homeowner, or simply someone actively observing the real estate space, keep a close eye on this project. Let's anticipate the domino effect and see how McNair Interests influences the market's trajectory through its continuous real estate prowess. Stay tuned. #RealEstateNews #MarketTrends #RegionalGrowth

With last week's White House announcement, now is the time for developers to start seizing opportunities. Well, anytime you can find a great deal is the time to seize opportunities. Check out our latest case study where we discuss considerations in real estate development using a prior client as an example. #commercialrealestate #CRE #developent #Louisville #WhiteHouse #AffordableHousing #MiddleHousing https://lnkd.in/gxPrX8Sd

On September 20th, WRS Real Estate investments received unanimous approval by the Gaithersburg City Council for their plans to redevelop the Lakeforest property. The former Lakeforest Mall, located on a 102-acre site at 701 Russell Ave., was acquired by WRS who is redeveloping the property to a highly desired $1.2 billion mixed-use, live-work-play community. This will include 3.6 million square feet of new uses to replace the existing 1 million-square-foot mall plus parking lots. The reimagined Lakeforest will include approximately 1,600 residential units, both multifamily rentals and for-sale, 750,000 square feet of new life science-related commercial space and 470,000 square feet of new retail. A fiscal and economic impact analysis projects the redevelopment will generate an estimated $2.7 million in annual revenues for the city and provide $1.7 billion in annual economic output at full buildout. https://lnkd.in/eqApsP9M #RealEstate #UrbanDevelopment #MixedUse #CommunityDevelopment #EconomicImpact #LifeSciences