Category: Thought Leadership

Castle Lanterra: Castle Views Episode 2

2022 was an exceptional year for Castle Lanterra with transaction volume totaling over half a billion dollars. CL set the path to the future success of the firm through the creation of new divisions focusing on opportunities with high growth potential. CL also formed a dedicated in-house property management division, Pontis Property Management, which will... Read more »

Castle Lanterra: Castle Views Episode 1

Building on a highly successful 2021 that saw more than $750 million in transactions, Elie Rieder's Castle Lanterra is well positioned for future, explosive growth, closing Q1 2022 with more than $320 million in deals and well on pace to our goal of doubling last year’s totals. For more information, For additional information on CL... Read more »

Despite Challenges, Multifamily Investment Will Remain Strong

The past few months have been extremely challenging, not only for the multifamily sector, but for the country as a whole. However, despite the economic difficulties, multifamily real estate opportunities are still considered one of the most recession-proof of the major property types, including office, retail and industrial. Like the other asset classes, multifamily real… Read more »

In Challenging Times, Invest In Multifamily Markets That Are Familiar

As we enter another month of a pandemic that has affected the entire globe, devastated the U.S. economy and had a lasting effect on how we all conduct business, I have been asked many times: What advice would I give to the new generation of multifamily real estate investors looking to invest during this challenging… Read more »

How are the next generation of renters different than their predecessors?

I often get asked how young renters today differ from their predecessors and how do we as an owners and operators keep up with their changing needs, priorities and desires? Generation Z, as they have become known, is the demographic succeeding the Millennials, and researchers typically use the mid- to late-1990s as starting birth years.… Read more »