Why do we love Multi-Family? May 2023
If you have been following us for any length of time, you probably know that we are extremely optimistic about the investment potential in commercial-grade, multi-family (apartment buildings) real estate, particularly when there is potential for value-add (hint: it’s all in the value- add!) There are undoubtedly other real estate assets apart from multi-family out there that do very well in terms of investments. So why do we put so much emphasis on multi-family right now? When developing the CalTier platform, we wanted to start with an asset class that included a number of characteristics: Positive cash flow with potential ...
March payments are on the way
March payments are on the way! Payments to existing CalTier Fund 1 investors have begun. This is the 18th consecutive monthly distribution the fund has made, and we expect this trend to continue in 2023 and beyond. These payments are from the income produced by the following direct and participating multi-family investments: The Vue The Legend Sundance Bay Income and Growth Portfolio Fund See the full portfolio here.Thanks The CalTier Team ******** Important! You will see "NCPS custodian" (our escrow agent) on your bank statement for the distribution payment for those of you who elected to receive one. If you selected the 'reinvest my distributions' ...
Property update: Solano Vista in Glendale, AZ
The project is expected to generate an annualized return of roughly 20%, net IRR, by CalTier Fund I LP partners. Disclaimer: The realized return on an individual project may vary significantly from your portfolio-level return as a CalTier investor. The CalTier Fund investment in the 352-unit apartment home community in Glendale, AZ, officially closed in early March 2021. This property is being rented as an apartment home community nestled in the heart of Maricopa County. Rose Lane Park, fantastic local eateries, and great shopping venues are just minutes away. During the first half of 2021, Caltier's and its ...
Is Real Estate Part of your Retirement Plan?
It is generally agreed that a balanced portfolio is a sensible strategy for most folks planning their finances for retirement. But what does this usually look like? Typically, most people have some mix of directly owned stocks or through a mutual fund or EFT, bonds, and perhaps some other asset classes. Real Estate is considered a solid alternative to adding to the mix. Why? It often performs as well as the S&P 500 (historically, this has been the case, as seen in this Fool.com article) but doesn't tend to fluctuate as stocks do. So there is a little more confidence and ...
