Real estate is a critical part of a sound investment portfolio
A key tenet for building a sound investment portfolio is diversification. That’s where real estate comes in. Due to its low correlation to stocks and bonds, the inclusion of real estate to a multi-asset portfolio is designed to reduce volatility and enhance returns.

That is why many professional investment managers suggest a portfolio allocation of 10% or more to commercial real estate investments.

Low stock market correlation
Real estate performance has low correlation to public markets and is structured to provide a hedge against market volatility.

Capital preservation
Real estate, when properly leveraged, is a tangible asset intended to preserve capital.

Cash flow generation
Real estate is designed to generate stable, predictable cash flow, through booms and busts.