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Commercial Real Estate: Commercial real estate refers to properties primarily used for business or income-generating purposes. It encompasses properties where companies conduct their operations, and income is generated from leasing or renting the space to tenants.

Why Buy Commercial Real Estate?

1. High Yield: These properties typically offer higher annual returns due to their larger scale and demand.
2. Capital Maximization: Prices may be in the millions, making them ideal for those seeking substantial real estate ownerships.
3. High Demand: Businesses often prefer leasing over property purchase, making commercial real estate a lucrative choice for prospective co-owners.
4. Stable Tenants and Income: Commercial leases tend to have longer terms, providing stability and income predictability.
5. Long-Term Capital Appreciation: Commercial properties appreciate in value significantly over time, leading to property appreciation gains.
6. Triple Net Leases: In some cases, tenants may cover property expenses like taxes, insurance, and maintenance.
7. Multiple Property Types: Commercial real estate encompasses various property types, allowing greater diversification within the sector.

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Offices: The Hub of Business

• Offices are the epicenter of commerce and corporate activities. They may range from traditional corporate suites to modern co-working spaces.

Industrial Spaces: Where Business Gets Physical

• Industrial spaces encompass warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and distribution centers. These spaces are crucial for businesses that require storage and production facilities.  

Retail Properties: Bringing Commerce to the Masses

• Retail properties include shopping centers, malls, standalone stores, gas stations and restaurants. Retail properties are at the forefront of consumer engagement, making them a popular choice for co-owners.

Hotels: Hospitality and Profitability

• Hotels are essential to the travel and tourism industry. This may range from boutique hotels to large resorts. Hotel real estate provide augmented income through room rentals, restaurant services, and events hosting.

Urban Land: Where the City Grows

• Urban land refers to undeveloped or partially developed plots within urban areas. These properties hold immense potential for growth as cities expand. Ownership of urban land can be a long-term strategy, as it often appreciates in value as the city's infrastructure develops around it.

Farmlands: Fertile Ground for Real Estate Ownership Diversification

• Farmlands are essential for food production and agriculture. Owning farmlands can offer opportunities for leasing to agricultural producers. While it may not yield immediate returns, it is a stable and long-term co-ownership option, often benefiting from agricultural demand.

  Each type of commercial real estate has its unique characteristics, demand drivers, and income potentials. Choosing the right type of commercial real estate for your property portfolio depends on your financial goals, risk tolerance, and market conditions.

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Residential Real Estate:  Residential real estate are properties primarily designed for human habitation. These properties are intended for individuals and families to live in and are not used for commercial or income-generating purposes. Residential real estate is the cornerstone of the housing market.

Why Buy Residential Real Estate?

1. Steady Rental Income: Residential properties offer a consistent stream of rental income from tenants, providing financial stability and cash flow.
2. Consistent Demand: There is a constant demand for housing, making residential properties a relatively stable and secure property ownership plan.
3. Long-Term Appreciation: Over time, residential properties tend to appreciate in value, potentially leading to property appreciation gains when selling.
4. Sustainability:   Residential properties have utilitarian value and help to drive sustainability in cities thereby creating an additional driver for demand and growth.
5. Inflation Hedge: Property values and rental income often rise with inflation, helping to protect wealth against eroding purchasing power.

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Single-Family Homes: The Classic Choice

• Single-family homes are standalone residential properties designed to accommodate a single family or household. Their prices vary by location, amenities and infrastructure in the surrounding neighbourhood.

Apartments: Urban Living, Multifamily Style

• Apartments are multi-unit buildings designed to house multiple tenants in individual units. They offer diverse living arrangements, from cozy studios to spacious penthouses. Apartment living is often associated with urban areas and provides proximal access to amenities and social centers.

Condominiums (Condos): Ownership with a Twist

• Condominiums are individually owned units within a larger complex. Residents own their individual units and have shared ownership of common areas and facilities such as swimming pools, gyms, and parking. Condos offer a balance of ownership and communal living.

Townhouses: Community Living with Character

• Townhouses are attached or semi-detached residential properties that share common walls with neighboring units. They often form rows or clusters, creating a sense of community. Townhouses combine the perks of single-family homes with the convenience of communal amenities.

Duplexes and Multiplexes: Double or More the Living

• Duplexes consist of two separate living units within a single building. Multiplexes expand on this concept, offering multiple units in one structure. These properties are often chosen by property owners and homeowners who want to live in one unit and rent out the others for additional income.

All our residential real estate offerings cater to different socio-economic classes, lifestyle priorities and individual needs and offer varying demand and returns.

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Short Hold Real Estate:  Short-hold real estate refers to properties acquired for a specific income-generating cycle with a predetermined exit strategy. Co-owners contribute to own these properties for a defined period, typically ranging from several months to a few years, to earn income, after which the property is sold off after the hold period. It is particularly suitable for co-owners looking for a quick turnaround of their contributions. Short-hold real estate may be residential, commercial or land but the focus is always on short-term property appreciation and quick exit.

Why buy Short-Hold Real Estate?

1. Swift Returns:  Short-hold real estate co-ownerships are designed for those who seek quick, tangible results. You won't be tying up your contributions for extended periods.
2. Test the Waters: It provides a low-risk way to experience property ownership without committing to a long-term holding.
3. Income Opportunities: You can generate income through rental earnings or property appreciation during your short-hold ownership period.
4. Opportunistic Ventures:  Take advantage of unique opportunities that may emerge to quickly acquire real estate with high yield and quick property appreciation potentials.
5. Profitable Leverage:  Generate income efficiently. By opting for short-hold properties, you can earn incomes quickly while retaining the freedom to shift strategies when the time is right

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Vacation Homes: Getaways of All Kinds

• Vacation homes are properties purchased primarily for recreational or seasonal use. These homes can be located in beachside towns, mountain retreats, or any area known for its attractions. Vacation homes offer owners a place to escape and enjoy leisure activities, as well as the potential for rental income when not in use. Vacation homes can serve a dual purpose of providing income for Co-Owners while also earning them points they can use in these locations or use to offer discounts to friends or people they refer.

Serviced Apartments: Home Away from Home

• Serviced apartments are fully furnished residential units available for short-term or extended stays. They come equipped with amenities such as housekeeping, utilities, and concierge services, providing a convenient and comfortable accommodation option for travelers and temporary residents. Serviced apartments can also serve a dual purpose of providing income for Co-Owners while also earning them points they can use in these locations or use to offer discounts to friends or people they refer.

Short-Lets: Stay on Your Terms 

• Short-lets refer to properties, often residential, that are available for rent on a short-term basis. These properties can be rented for weeks or months, making them ideal for individuals seeking flexible and temporary housing solutions. Short-Lets can also serve both an asset and utility purposes for co-owners.

Mobile Homes: Life on the Move

• Mobile homes are prefabricated, transportable dwellings that can be relocated. They are often used as permanent or vacation residences, offering a cost-effective housing alternative.

Mobile Offices: Work Where You Want

• Mobile offices are portable workspaces designed for businesses and individuals who need a flexible and temporary office solution. They can be transported to different locations and customized to meet various office requirements, making them convenient for remote work and on-site projects.

Prime Land: Gateway to New Cities

• This is real estate with highly desirable characteristics, typically in an excellent location and often with specific attributes that make it exceptionally valuable for development or holding. This type of land is often well-situated, offers significant potential for growth or income generation, and is in demand due to its unique features and strategic positioning.

These are the most common forms for short-hold real estate opportunities, however opportunities for short-term property appreciation may emerge with any residential or commercial property from time to time.

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