Better pricing and better structure in the middle market
Middle Market Real Estate is an inefficient market with mispriced assets and less risk that results in a fertile opportunity set for investors who are looking for investments with above average yields and low risk.
By targeting only small to mid-size equity investments, there are opportunities to capitalize on these inefficiencies and identify mispriced assets with significant growth potential.
The average transaction size of this market segment relative to the amount of capital seeking to be deployed, together with timing pressure and structural constraints, make it impractical for large institutions to execute middle market strategies.
Advantages of Investing in Middle Market Real Estate:
Under-the-radar market inefficiency creates an attractive opportunity to invest in the middle market.
Little correlation with macroeconomic market cycles.
Higher yields due to the pricing and structural premiums of the middle market.
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Table of Contents
What is Middle Market Real Estate?
Size of the Middle Market Real Estate
Why Should an Investor Invest in Middle Market Real Estate?
Risks Involved in Investing in the Middle Market
The Real Estate Capital Stack
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JCR Capital Rebrands as Walker & Dunlop Investment Partners
JCR Capital is an alternative investment manager that provides capital solutions to middle-market commercial real estate sponsors. JCR provides joint venture equity, preferred equity, structured debt, and bridge loans for value-add, opportunistic and distressed transactions and special situations.
JCR was founded in 2006 and is managed by Jay Rollins and Maren Steinberg. Mr. Rollins and Ms. Steinberg have worked together since 1992, managing capital throughout several real estate cycles and investing approximately $2.4 billion in nearly 400 transactions.
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