The assumption that the path to high realized portfolio returns is simply the sum of a series of high individual targeted returns is a recipe for disaster. In this article we describe the Returns Fallacy and describe techniques investors can use to improve their realized investment returns.
A risk-adjusted return is a measure that puts returns into context based on the amount of risk involved in an investment. In this article we walk you through a detailed process for estimating relative risk-adjusted returns across various commercial real estate investment opportunities.
Diversifying within a real estate portfolio is easily achievable but it requires an understanding of the different levers you can pull to generate it. In this article, we explore those levers and highlight the various ways to pull them to assemble a well-diversified real estate portfolio.
