ONe Strategy
We help diversify your portfolio with high-quality, expertly selected, Commercial Real Estate investments.
One result
We provide legacy wealth building opportunities using proven methodologies within an evergreen asset.
Why Multifamily Investing?
We believe that investing in commercial multifamily real estate is a proven way to grow and preserve wealth over time and will continue to offer these opportunities in the future.
Evergreen
As an investment in the basic need for clean, safe shelter apartments have consistent long-term demand.
Strong Demand
High level Demographic and Socioeconomic factors predict rising demand for apartment homes in the future.
Performance History
Commercial real estate has been the best-performing asset class over the past 20 years on a risk-adjusted basis.
Stability
Commercial multifamily investments have a history of stable returns over time.
Lower Risk
Well-located, workforce apartments tend to be less sensitive to economic cycle changes.
Tax Advantaged
Commercial real estate offers unique tax advantages to investors through Accelerated Depreciation, Refinances, 1031 Exchange and Legacy Transfer.
Demand Growth
The combined effect of the Baby Boomer and Millennial generations is projected to add 4.7 million renters between now and 2025. (NMHC May 2017)
Projected number of apartments needed by year 2030. From weareapartments.org website - a collaborative project with data supported from the National Apartment Association and National Multifamily Housing Council.
Strong Performance
Up and Down Years for Real Estate, Stocks, and Bonds (1934-2009)
Here are the trends…
Commercial real estate has experienced fewer down years than the stock and bond markets over the past century. Since the Great Depression, there has been approximately one down year out of every four in the stock market, while the relationship is one in fifteen for commercial real estate.
Multifamily real estate is an extremely stable business model. Foreclosure rates are very low. Projects that adhere to the strict underwriting guidelines of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have a foreclosure rate of less than 1%.
