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Thought Leadership On Alignment, Discipline, And Long-Term Value Creation.
Cycles, Corrections & Opportunity: Inside the U.S. Real Estate Market
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This webinar explored where we are in the U.S. real estate cycle and why today’s environment may present a compelling window for long-term investors. We discussed the market correction following the 2022–23 rate shocks, the early recovery phase now underway, and the structural fundamentals shaping opportunity across key property sectors.
The conversation brought together KBIS Capital and Dr. Eli Beracha, Dean of the Hollo School of Real Estate at Florida International University (FIU) and Chief Strategy Officer at KBIS Capital, offering a research-driven view of cycle dynamics alongside an investor-focused framework for underwriting, portfolio positioning, and disciplined execution.
Speakers:
Dr. Eli Beracha, Dean, Hollo School of Real Estate at Florida International University (FIU) and Chief Strategy Officer, KBIS Capital
Luis Armando Yanes, CEO, KBIS Capital
Moderated by:
Gabriela Pulido, Scalto
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