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Neal Bawa Talks Disruptive Trends

Neal Bawa Talks Disruptive Trends

Join Sterling Chapman and Neal Bawa as they talk about disruptive trends in real estate. Neal is the CEO and founder of Grocapitus Investments, a commercial real estate company. He discusses two trends – the future of hybrid work and how it changes real estate; and how tokenization makes real estate into stock.

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3 Disruptive Trends in Real Estate with Neal Bawa

3 Disruptive Trends in Real Estate with Neal Bawa

Data obsessed, Neal Bawa, successfully created the super value add strategy to combine data and analytics with current trends to make the most informed future investing decisions. Today, Neal is talking about why real estate is the most inefficient asset, what he believes the future of real estate investing should be, and how Covid is altering current rent prices.

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Go Where the Puck is Going. Ground Up Construction VS. Existing Overpriced Properties

Go Where the Puck is Going. Ground Up Construction VS. Existing Overpriced Properties

Cap rates on most real estate asset classes have dropped 40% over the past five years. This has made cash flow very hard to achieve. Ground up construction, on the other hand, has much higher cap rates. The key is mitigating risk by being in the right markets with the right assets. Today’s guest, Neal Bawa, the Mad Scientist of Multifamily, has been doing ground up construction in smaller markets in several different asset classes in order to generate attractive returns for investors.

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Disruptive Trends In Real Estate!

Disruptive Trends In Real Estate!

Multi-family rentals have increased by 2% annually in the previous three decades. During the following ten years, they had a 3% growth. Their growth rate grew by 12% in the last year, six times more than the 30-year average. Given these figures, multi-family occupancy should be declining; yet, last month had the highest occupancy in multi-family history, with 97.3% of all units filled. We are now seeing the highest rent growth and occupancy rates in history.

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