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Investors Snap Up $44M of Chicago Grocery-Anchored Retail as Prices Rise
The Real Deal April 05, 2022Brixmor, a New York-based REIT, paid $26 million, or $257 per foot, February 10th to buy Whole Foods-anchored Ravinia Plaza from The Inland Real Estate Group, LLC.
Read More >Delaware Statutory Trust Offerings on Pace for Record-Setting Year
The DI Wire March 22, 2022In 2021, Mountain Dell reported that securitized 1031 exchange programs, which included DSTs and to a lesser extent tenant-in-common offerings, smashed all previous fundraising records with $7.4 billion raised for the year – double the previous $3.7 billion record set in 2006. If DST fundraising continues at its current pace, 2022 could be another record-breaking year.
Read More >Seeking Boundless Success? Don't Go It Alone
National Association of REALTORS® March 18, 2022An in-depth interview with Joe Cosenza, vice chairman of The Inland Real Estate Group, LLC and president of Inland Real Estate Acquisitions, LLC.
Read More >No More Tenants, Toilets, and Trash with This Type of 1031 Exchange
Propmodo March 04, 2022Delaware Statuary Trusts are a much more hands-off real estate investment that’s professionally managed and pretty much turnkey. DSTs can hold more than one property in different asset classes like real estate investment trusts. In many cases, investors have the opportunity to invest in institutional-quality properties like Class A offices.
Read More >Real Estate Managers Are Bullish on Student Housing
Fund Fire March 02, 2022Asset managers are reporting a surge in recent deals for privately owned student housing properties, which held up surprisingly well during the pandemic and are poised for continued strong growth today. “We’re very bullish on this sector,” said Keith Lampi, president and chief operating officer of Inland Private Capital Corporation, which has been investing in student housing for almost a decade.
Read More >Update: 1031 Exchanges What’s Happening Now
Real Assets Adviser March 01, 2022A frenzy of real estate sales propelled demand for 1031 like-kind exchanges last year, and the 1031 market is poised for another strong year ahead in 2022. Although that surge was felt across the 1031 marketplace, industry data from Mountain Dell Consulting shows that equity flows into the securitized 1031 market more than doubled, jumping from $3.2 billion in 2020 to $7.4 billion in 2021. “As good of a year as 2020 was, there was still a lot of pent-up demand from dislocation caused by the pandemic that propelled sales activity in 2021,” says Keith Lampi, president and chief operating officer of Inland Private Capital Corporation.
Is a 1031 Exchange Right for You?
Country Folks March 01, 2022Estate planning is a concern of many farmers across the country. As agricultural landowners prepare for the next stage in their lives, many are taking advantage of 1031 exchanges. According to Colin Cosgrove, executive vice president and head of sales at Inland Securities Corporation, “A 1031 exchange permits a farmer or rancher to defer, but not avoid, capital gains taxes realized upon the disposition of a property if the landowner meets certain criteria.”
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