2A —January 21 - February 17, 2022 — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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Investing Across Market Cycles and Delaware Statutory Trust Investments ey Takeaways: tate Cycle? ● What are some Current Macro Real Estate Trends Impacting Investment Real Estate? ● Why Should Delaware Statutory Trust Investors Be Aware of Current Real Estate Trends? ●What are the Four Stages of a Real Es - One of the common topics that frequently pops up in investment conversations these days involves questions about what stage of the “real estate cycle” is the market currently in, and how does the current real estate market cycle impact the world of Dela - ware Statutory Trust 1031 exchanges? The first caveat that must be iterated here is that nobody can predict the future of any market, and there are always material risks associated with investing in real estate, which investors should carefully consider with their own tax K
and legal advisors. However, by taking a closer look at typi - cal real estate cycles and why these cycles are important to understand, investors can be better prepared for the future, and maybe recognize why more and more real estate owners are selling their prop - erties and moving into DST 1031 exchanges. What is a Real Estate Cy- cle? A market cycle basically refers to the periodic ebbs and flows that occur in the economy and across individual sectors, such as technology, stocks and bonds, and real estate. Real estate cycles typi - cally include a wave pattern
continued on page 4A ● Trough/Recession: In the recession phase, supply has over-exceeded demand, and demand drops—causing downward pressure on val - ues, high vacancy rates and that moves across the four phases of trough, expansion, peak, and contraction. Un - derstanding the real estate cycle can help people antici - pate shifts in the market and make more informed decisions relating to their real estate as - set, whether it’s single-family home, multifamily building, commercial building, or net leased property. Understanding the Four Real Estate Cycles:
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