On-Demand Webinar
Predicting the Future: Project Your Budget and Proformas for Clear Insights for 2024
The U.S. multifamily CRE market has witnessed significant changes in recent years, driven by economic fluctuations, evolving tenant preferences, and the impact of global events such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
As we prepare for 2024, the commercial real estate industry continues to experience market uncertainty. CRE firms are on a quest to cut costs, maintain cashflow, and navigate today’s economic conditions. But, they need the right tools to understand and predict the future and keep a pulse on what’s happening.
Watch the webinar for a discussion on how to:
✓ Analyze trends in revenue, expenses, and net operating income (NOI) over the past 5 years
✓ Use 2023 multifamily trends to understand, predict, and prepare for 2024 and 2025
✓ Update and forecast budget and proformas and communicate progress to investors and stakeholders
Speakers
Rob Finlay
CEO & Founder
Thirty Capital
Gleb Nechayev
Head of Research and Chief Economist
Berkshire Residential Investments
Webster Hughes, Ph.D.,
Managing Director of Analytics and Economics
Thirty Capital
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Real Estate Debt Optimization
In today's CRE landscape, debt management is the next lever that firms can optimize to understand their portfolio’s performance and mitigate risks. As CRE firms accumulate debt, minimizing risks and maximizing returns in the portfolio will require an accurate, proactive debt management optimization strategy.
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