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Achieving higher valuations in your multi-family portfolio requires an understanding of where you stand today, where you need to be in the future, and what it’s going to take to get there. In this webinar, our experts and industry leaders from GWL Realty Advisors and Kairoi Residential share their insights and experiences.

DataExchange, our global software solution that helps clients simplify their valuation management process, has officially joined the ARGUS family of software products and has a new name – ARGUS ValueInsight.

The most simplistic form of fund is an entity that is set up to acquire a single asset. On the opposite end of the spectrum are Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), which are public or private companies in which investors can purchase equity (stocks) of the company. This article will focus on a type of private equity fund structure that falls somewhere in the middle of the two mentioned above.

Your fund and asset model data is only as useful as your ability to easily access it and turn it into actionable information. Join us for a live launch preview webinar introducing ARGUS Cloud Warehouse, a ground breaking capability making it simple to connect ARGUS Enterprise and ARGUS Taliance data with your preferred business intelligence or reporting tool [...]

Apply these simple, yet effective, strategies and you’ll be on the right track to minimize vacancies, maximize revenue, and ultimately optimize your cash flows.

When you know where your multi-family assets stand, and you benchmark your performance against the industry - you can find opportunities to improve.

This article will discuss four major categories of risk you may encounter throughout your real estate career: core, core-plus, value-add, and opportunistic. But before we get to the risk types, we need to first look at some of the factors you can use to better classify each type of risk.

Assuming that all commercial real estate is the same is not only a much too simplistic approach, but it can also be a dangerous approach. In this article we’ll discuss the major types of commercial real estate and the differences amongst them.

This article gives a high-level overview of what kind of mutual funds, private equity funds, debt funds, and real estate investment trusts are common in the real estate industry.

Achieving higher valuations in your multi-family portfolio requires an understanding of where you stand today, where you need to be in the future, and what it’s going to take to get there. In this webinar, our experts and industry leaders from GWL Realty Advisors and Kairoi Residential share their insights and experiences.

DataExchange, our global software solution that helps clients simplify their valuation management process, has officially joined the ARGUS family of software products and has a new name – ARGUS ValueInsight.

The most simplistic form of fund is an entity that is set up to acquire a single asset. On the opposite end of the spectrum are Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), which are public or private companies in which investors can purchase equity (stocks) of the company. This article will focus on a type of private equity fund structure that falls somewhere in the middle of the two mentioned above.

Your fund and asset model data is only as useful as your ability to easily access it and turn it into actionable information. Join us for a live launch preview webinar introducing ARGUS Cloud Warehouse, a ground breaking capability making it simple to connect ARGUS Enterprise and ARGUS Taliance data with your preferred business intelligence or reporting tool [...]

Apply these simple, yet effective, strategies and you’ll be on the right track to minimize vacancies, maximize revenue, and ultimately optimize your cash flows.

When you know where your multi-family assets stand, and you benchmark your performance against the industry - you can find opportunities to improve.

This article will discuss four major categories of risk you may encounter throughout your real estate career: core, core-plus, value-add, and opportunistic. But before we get to the risk types, we need to first look at some of the factors you can use to better classify each type of risk.

Assuming that all commercial real estate is the same is not only a much too simplistic approach, but it can also be a dangerous approach. In this article we’ll discuss the major types of commercial real estate and the differences amongst them.

This article gives a high-level overview of what kind of mutual funds, private equity funds, debt funds, and real estate investment trusts are common in the real estate industry.