Long-term trends can—and will—affect real estate positively or negatively, but despite raucous political and economic news, real estate just continues to offer a safe harbor for clients.
The capital gains change would slash tax bills for investors when selling assets such as stock or real estate by adjusting the original purchase price for inflation.
“We love student housing. We’re very big in student housing across the country,” says Jeff Holzmann, managing director of iintoo Investments Ltd., a New York City-based network for real estate investing.
Founded in 2016, ArborCrowd pursues multifamily workforce housing investments across the U.S., with purchase prices ranging from $25 million to $80 million.
The folks at Money360 wanted to find out where high-net-worth investors, family offices and hedge fund managers plan to put their capital over the next 12 months.
