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Residential Real Estate Residential real estate refers to properties that are used as residences, rather than for commercial or business purposes. Residential real estate is typically separated by its structure and occupants. The two main categories are multi-family and single-family residential. Single Family Residential Multifamily Residential Commercial Real Estate Industrial Real Estate

Single Family Residential What is single family residential real estate? This is a type of property that is created for a single occupant. Typically, if an institutional investor or family office is investing in single family residential, they are buying multiple homes or a portfolio of this type of real estate.

Multifamily Residential What is multifamily residential real estate? In contrast to single family real estate, multifamily real estate is built for multiple-unit occupancy. An apartment is an example of multifamily real estate, where there are many occupants living in the same building in different housing units.

Commercial Real Estate What is commercial real estate? Commercial real estate refers to those real estate properties that are used by businesses. While individuals and families are the typical tenants of residential real estate properties, businesses occupy commercial properties.

Industrial Real Estate What is industrial real estate? The last type of real estate to cover here is industrial real estate. Industrial properties are used for manufacturing, production, assembly, storage, and related activities. Some large institutional investors own industrial properties and lease the property (usually under long-term agreements) to businesses that will use it for manufacturing and production.

Real Estate Investment Structures Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) Real Estate Investment Firm Private Real Estate Funds Private Equity Real Estate Funds Direct Individual Purchase

Family Office Benchmarking Survey The Family Office Benchmarking Survey Nearly 200 Family Offices Surveyed High Majority of Family Offices Allocate At Least a Portion of Their Capital Under Management to Real Estate and Hard Assets. 75.9% of respondents reported an allocation of greater than 1% to real estate and hard assets. The average family office allocation to real estate was 18%, including dozens of respondents that reported zero allocation to the asset class. Among those respondents who did invest at least 1% to real estate and hard assets, the average percentage allocated was significantly higher at 26.85%. The Family Office Benchmarking Survey, conducted by The Family Office Club

Key Considerations for Family Offices Investing in Real Estate Diversification Operating Cash Flow Long-Term Appreciation Less Volatile Asset Class Direct Control Inflation Hedge Limited Downside

Diversification

Operating Cash Flow

Long Term Appreciation

Less Volatile Asset Class The Volatility Index (VIX) has become a highly followed indicator of volatility and as you can see in the chart below, the VIX went through a remarkable period of activity from 2007 to 2012. Volatility S&P 500 (^VIX) Index from the Chicago Board Options Exchange via Yahoo! Finance, as of 3:31pm EDT, July 17, 2015. http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=%5evix+interactive#{"range":"max","allowch artstacking":true}

Direct Control

Inflation Hedge

Limited Downside

Unique Family Office Real Estate Assets Hotels and Real Estate with Business Component Apartments and Multifamily Housing Trophy Assets and Cross-Purpose Properties

Hotels and Operating Businesses

Apartments and Multifamily Housing

Trophy Assets and Cross-Purpose Properties

Mistakes Family Offices Make in Real Estate Investing Ignoring Tax Consequences Running Before You Walk Lack of Diversification

Ignoring Tax Consequences

Running Before You Walk

Lack of Diversification

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