Street Smart Success
Street Smart Success is a show for accredited investors. Whether you’re investing in Real Estate, Private Equity, Private credit, Debt, or other alternative assets, or you’re just starting out, this is the show for you.
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739: You Can’t Time The Market, No One Knows The Bottom Until After The Fact (opens the original)
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Despite challenges, the U.S. is still an economic behemoth with extraoridnaty productivity and innovation. Over time, both the stock market and Real Estate have ridden out downturns and performed and created massive wealth. That’s why you need to stay active and hold for long periods of time. Five years or less is often not enough time to expect execution of a business plan. Peter Linneman, Principal of Linneman Associates, is a prolific multi-decade investor and founder of Wharton's Real Estate
738: Multifamily Seeing Major Operational Headwinds (opens the original)
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Economic strain is weighing on renters. The prices of gas and overall inflation is taking its toll. At the same time, expenses have skyrocketed, further adding to the challenges of operating multifamily. As a result, many operators are putting their emphasis on maintaining occupancy versus growing their portfolios. David Lamatinna, Principal at Arrowhead Properties, has over 20 years’ experience in acquiring, renovating, and managing C class apartment communities throughout greater Boston. Havin
737: Multifamily Deal Velocity Is Still Down (opens the original)
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Although there’s $150 billion in debt coming due in Multifamily in 2026, most operators are either putting more money into their deals or working out arrangements with their lenders. There have been few foreclosures or short sales. Since the fundamentals are still solid in most markets, it’s mostly the financing that’s been challenged. Andrew Cushman, Founder and Principal Vantage Point Acquisitions, operates a portfolio of multifamily assets in the Southeast, and has never lost investor’s money
736: Tailwinds For Supply Constrained Industrial Properties (opens the original)
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As urban neighborhoods with large ports have been redeveloped over the past few decades into residential and other uses, warehouse developments have moved to more inland locations. At the same time, ecommerce has created a need for tenants to be closer to their customer bases. Although there’s been an oversupply in major markets over the past few years, leasing has picked up. Brian Ker, President of Snowball Investments, has built a portfolio of industrial properties in the Tri-State region of N
735: Big Discounts In Atlanta (opens the original)
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Although multifamily has been difficult to acquire over the past few years because properties have been overpriced, prices are starting to correct enough for investors. Lenders are no longer able to hold on to non-performing assets and are starting to write loans down to get them off their books. Seasoned sponsors are getting back into the market and buying properties at steep discounts. Brian Sutton, founder of Two Waters Capital, is buying properties in Atlanta where he’s based. Many propertie
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