Deep Dive: Real Property Captive
As real estate's insurance-cost crisis grows, captives gain popularity and embrace membership-club selectivity
Real estate investment strategy across asset classes, with an emphasis on the niches institutional capital has not yet picked over. Thesis Driven dives into operator deep dives and sponsor profiles, buy box construction, niche and alternative asset classes, what it takes for a novel product to institutionalize, off-market and distressed sourcing, and the yield and risk tradeoffs behind each strategy.
Location data has dramatically improved over the past decade. How is the real estate industry taking advantage of these new insights?
While larger assets and single-family homes are attractive targets to institutional investors, small multifamily buildings are ignored. A few operators are trying to change that.
More than just storage businesses, some classic and exotic car garages have become social clubs and gathering places for a growing "gearhead" community... and a big real estate opportunity.
Don’t need to deploy billions into any given real estate theme? You're in luck. In some sectors, there are far better opportunities in smaller deals.
Some developers are making the most out of small multifamily sites by building coliving, and institutional investors are beginning to take note.
The outdoor accommodation sector has been a major pandemic winner, with new brands emerging and institutional investors taking note.
A new generation of "preferred equity" aims to help developers and owners challenged by higher interest rates.
Digging into the development math and how-tos of building with HTCs
The growing need for last-mile logistics drives a new generation of distribution centers that are very different than their predecessors, creating opportunities in unexpected places.
With WeWork sputtering and venture dollars gone, things may look dire. But the macro landscape for managed office is perhaps the best it has ever been. Where is the sector headed?
We're hosting three discussions at the Blueprint real estate technology conference in September, and Thesis Driven subscribers get special access.
Some retrospective and forward-looking thoughts on Common and the future of the coliving sector.
Covering the future of real estate and the people creating it