Carmo Companies & Family Office Real Estate Magazine presents: An interview with Kenneth Munkacy
Carmo Companies & Family Office Real Estate Magazine presents: An interview with Kenneth Munkacy
By Kenneth Munkacy, May 1, 2018, Institutional Real Estate, Inc: For most baby boomers, achieving the American dream meant having what their parents had – owning a home and raising a family in it. Today, the elements of the American dream have shifted for people in their 20s, 30s, and even older, thanks to a confluence of economic and societal factors. One major change? Owning a home may no longer be a necessary element of achieving the American dream.
February 22, 2018, The PE Hub Network: Kingbird Properties, a real estate investment firm, has appointed Vincent DiSalvo as director of acquisitions. Prior to joining Kingbird, DiSalvo worked in the acquisitions group at GID Investment Advisers LLC.
February 21, 2018, Boston: Real estate investment firm Kingbird Propertiestoday announced that Vincent DiSalvo has been hired as its Director of Acquisitions. In this role, DiSalvo will be responsible for evaluating investment opportunities and implementing the firm’s strategy of investing in risk-adjusted opportunities in the U.S. and in Latin America, particularly multifamily properties in secondary and tertiary U.S. markets.
January 26, 2018, Urbanland:Members of ULI’s Global Exchange Council discuss factors and trends influencing real estate investment and development decisions.
Political upheavals, refugee crises, climate change, terrorism, economic uncertainties—how much are these factors changing decisions about where and how to invest in the years ahead?
January 16, 2018, National Real Estate Investor: “Stable.” That’s the one word that encapsulatesthe anticipated state of the multifamily sector this year, according to Greg Willett, chief economist at RealPage, a Richardson, Texas-based firm which provides property management software solutions. That was also the sentiment expressed by other industry experts as well, when asked for their forecasts for the upcoming year. “The reality is multifamily going into 2018 is going to be a lot of the same,” says John Sebree, first vice president and national director of the national multi housing group at Marcus & Millichap, a real estate services firm. Here are those predictions broken down.
