Recently I was asked by a New York City property owner why so many of our clients sell their New York apartment buildings and buy triple net (NNN) properties? While I encounter individuals who would never make this transition, for those that do, there are consistent patterns in their thinking. They want the same things: less complexity, more free time, and increased cash flow. What we are really looking at here is something called the "return on equity" (ROE). Simply defined, your return on equity can be found by dividing…

Brexit and Rent Guidelines 0% Vote, What Does It All Mean? 2016 has turned out to be a year of mixed signals. Some promote new investments, and others expose future risks.

After an uncertain start to 2016, distinct investment trends are taking shape as we enter the second quarter. The performance of different real estate is varying depending on the asset type.

As expected, 2015 was a record-breaking year for the investment sales market. The dollar volume traded was the highest in the city’s history and many transactions (like Stuy Town)