Core Strategies
By nature, core strategies are foundational. They would normally involve stable, income-producing properties. Investors of core strategies usually look at diminishing risks to the lowest possible levels while maximizing income. The properties are usually well-located and fully leased, with management by accomplished operators, which includes office buildings in metropolitan areas, well-maintained apartments, and retail centers with long-term tenants.
Core investments have several characteristics. First, they often feature low leverage. Low leverage reduces financial risk. It also leads to more predictable cash flows. Secondly, core properties typically offer steady returns. This is generally achieved through rental income. Investors can expect stable cash returns over time.
Core strategies attract conservative investors; in most cases, they are institutional investors who are seeking an income that is predictable. In addition, such strategies may be suitable for high net worth investors who prefer to generate passive income, including investments in Real Estate Investment Trusts, that will focus on quality assets.
Potential Core Property Types
- Industrial
- Multifamily
- Office
- Retail
- Mixed-use
Core Strategy Overview
We adopt a hands-on strategy for core real estate investments. By acquiring properties with existing cash flow and opportunities for growth in net operating income, we prioritize proactive management and enhancements to maximize their value.