Is a Delaware Statutory Trust Right for You?
Delaware Statutory Trusts (DST) are rapidly becoming an avenue of 1031 Exchange Replacement property that investors have been transitioning towards over Tenancy-in-Common (TIC).
Delaware Statutory Trusts (DST) are rapidly becoming an avenue of 1031 Exchange Replacement property that investors have been transitioning towards over Tenancy-in-Common (TIC).
People are aware that real property held for business or investment may be exchanged for other, “like-kind” real property while deferring recognition of gain or loss for income tax purposes through a Section 1031 exchange, it is less known that there is another Internal Revenue Code provision known as a Section 1033 exchange.
The ICSC report found that over the course of the weekend, more than 145 million Americans shopped at malls and shopping centers — 105 million on Black Friday alone — where they spent an average of $377.50 per shopper.
The combined Invitation Homes portfolio still represents just 0.5% of the highly fragmented single-family rental market.
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.
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.
Thanks to you and all those online purchases, investors see the self-storage industry as a sure-bet.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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).
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.
A large part of the American Dream has always been to own real estate, whether it be your principal residence or a direct investment in owning land or other rental real estate.