Why Delaware Statutory Trusts Are Becoming Popular
In recent years, DSTs have grown in popularity as replacement properties for real estate owners seeking to reinvest sale proceeds into net-leased properties producing a steady stream of income.
Inland’s Lampi Sees Continued Growth for 1031 Offerings
The DI Wire caught up with Keith Lampi, president, director, and chief operating officer of Inland Private Capital Corporation, to discuss his history in the direct investment space, the challenges facing the 1031 exchange industry, and how Inland Private has evolved to respond to regulatory and market changes.
The Hottest Industry Right Now Is Storing All Your Stuff
Thanks to you and all those online purchases, investors see the self-storage industry as a sure-bet.
Keith Lampi on Inland’s 1031 Success
Blue Vault recently caught up with Keith Lampi, President and Chief Operating Officer of Inland Private Capital Corporation (IPCC) to discuss the company’s long-standing success in the 1031 market. Formed in 2001, IPCC is The Inland Group’s private placement business unit.
Renter Households Reach 50-Year High
The percentage as well as number of US households led by renters is at the highest level in more than 50 years, the Pew Research Center reported this week. The research organization’s analysis of Census Bureau housing data found that growth in the percentage of renters extends across a variety of demographic factors, including age, education level and ethnicity.
After Period of Correction, Houston Multifamily Market Poised for Recovery
Houston’s multifamily market appears to be on the verge of recovery after facing considerable headwinds in 2016. Job growth, population growth and faster-than-anticipated apartment absorption in the first half of 2017 are luring investors and lenders back to the region, putting the market on solid footing for future growth.
Multifamily Rentals Continue to Drive Housing Market
The rental market continues to drive housing's recovery—36% of U.S. households opted to rent in 2015, the largest share since the 1960s.
Potential for Repeal of Section 1031
You might think that the current efforts to repeal or reform the Affordable Care Act have nothing to do with real estate investing. However, health care reform is the last bridge that Congress needs to cross before they can turn their attention to comprehensive tax reform.
U.S. Needs 4.6M New Apartments by 2030
Delayed marriages, an aging population and international immigration are increasing a pressing need for new apartments, to the tune of 4.6 million by 2030, according to a new study commissioned by the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) and the National Apartment Association (NAA).
Rewriting the Narrative On Apartment Demand And Oversupply
We can scrap the talk of the apartment market becoming over-saturated — at least in the long term. A new report has determined that the US will need to build more than 4.6 million new apartment homes across a range of price points by 2030.
Expanded Insurance Coverage, Aging Population Broaden Outlook
ACA widens number of insured individuals, increases need for medical services. Expanded healthcare coverage and an aging population are boding well for the nation’s medical office building segment.
Stuffed! America’s Obsession with Stuff
America is stuffed with stuff. Over the last few decades rentable storage space in the United States has grown to a whopping 2.5 billion square feet. That’s 7.3 Square feet for every man, woman and child in the nation.
Using TIC Ownership For Maximum 1031 Tax Benefits
Setting up a TIC well in advance of making a 1031-exchange transaction will legitimize it as a business decision rather than merely a means to avoid taxation, helping investors avoid red flags to the IRS, speakers at the IMN Multifamily Forum say.
Why Multifamily DSTs May Continue to Perform Well Going Forward
Low inventory is restraining sales of existing single-family homes, which rose in January by just 3.7 percent from last year. Despite an uptick in listings, the supply of available homes for sale held firm at a record-low 3.6 months.
Failure to Launch: Young Adults Increasingly Moving In With Mom and Dad
More than a fifth of millennials have yet to move out from under mom’s and dad’s roof – a dynamic that likely made Mother’s Day plans easy to coordinate but doesn’t bode particularly well for the economy at large.