Asian Money Pouring Into
U.S. Multifamily Assets at Historic Pace «U.S. multifamily has seen a significant increase in investment volumes by Asian buyers so far in 2014, with $ 522 million of transactions completed from January through August.
Not exact matches
In the
U.S., the company is focusing on value - add
multifamily assets in less - glitzy markets like Indianapolis; Kansas City, Mo.; and Columbus, Ohio.
By and large, HNW investors and family offices have a better grasp of local markets — most notably non-gateway markets — while foreign investors tend to favor
U.S. assets that are in their comfort zone, namely
multifamily properties and hotels in top - tier cities, according to Mulcahy.
Robert Occiogrossi: While foreign investors have traditionally been attracted to hotel,
multifamily and office
assets in
U.S. gateway cities such as Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C. and Chicago, the increasing appetite for acquisitions may push foreign investors to look at properties or
asset types they may not have customarily looked to as good investments in the past.
One of the successors to fused panels, Federal Pacific Stablock Panels, were installed in all regions of the
U.S. during the late 1960s through mid-1980s and are commonly found in older
multifamily assets.