(OPENPRESS) Dec. 8, 2006 -- Ft.Lauderdale, FL -- Real estate has taken a down-turn, but through an innovative process BridgePoint Ventures, LLC has created a way for both real estate developers and real estate purchasers to mitigate the risk in a challenging marketplace."Unfortunately, real estate does not avoid supply and demand laws, and many will be hurt as a result of this downturn -- specifically the world of new development," explained Eric Jafari of BridgePoint Ventures, LLC."
A group of some of the nation's most successful real estate purchasers, CEOs and entrepreneurs have collaborated to develop an opportunity to capitalize on the softening of the market. By providing new development projects with the provisions needed to endure the current market softening, BridgePoint is able to provide its financial partners with potential double-digit profits without ever having their capital accessed by the developer," said Jafari.
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Our successful real estate business model provides preconstruction opportunities through developer deals in nationwide markets for exceptional profits. Current markets represented include luxury developments in Florida, Nevada, and Tennessee. Products include condo hotels, condominiums, condo conversions, single family homes, townhomes and land lots in the preconstruction phase.
Monday, December 11, 2006
Vertical Ownership: Innovative Solution for Real Estate Purchase
(OPENPRESS) Dec. 8, 2006 -- Ft.Lauderdale, Fl -- The average consumer now has the opportunity to purchase their dream home or investment property and be provided the opportunity for insulation from the softening of the market.
"Vertical ownership" provides end users the ability to purchase real estate and be guaranteed the best pricing of their respective model, and a mechanism that provides a safety net against declining real estate values, according to Eric Jafari, of Vertical Realty Advisors, LLC.
"Although millions of Americans want to purchase a new primary or secondary residence, they fear that their purchase will turn out to be an unwise financial decision due to the currently unstable real estate market," explained Jafari.
"Vertical Realty Advisors, LLC has developed a mechanism that provides consumers a contractual guarantee of the lowest unit price prior to closing in any given development project. Buyers can purchase a home in exclusive developments and participate in a pricing program that guarantees a dollar-for-dollar price adjustment in the event real estate values drop," he added.
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"Vertical ownership" provides end users the ability to purchase real estate and be guaranteed the best pricing of their respective model, and a mechanism that provides a safety net against declining real estate values, according to Eric Jafari, of Vertical Realty Advisors, LLC.
"Although millions of Americans want to purchase a new primary or secondary residence, they fear that their purchase will turn out to be an unwise financial decision due to the currently unstable real estate market," explained Jafari.
"Vertical Realty Advisors, LLC has developed a mechanism that provides consumers a contractual guarantee of the lowest unit price prior to closing in any given development project. Buyers can purchase a home in exclusive developments and participate in a pricing program that guarantees a dollar-for-dollar price adjustment in the event real estate values drop," he added.
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Latest Home Prices - 148 Markets
Latest home prices: 148 markets
Third-quarter prices are in. See how your hometown stacks up. (more)
Rank Market Growth
1. Salem, OR 24.7%
2. Elmira, NY 21.4%
3. Salt Lake City, UT 19.2%
4. Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News, VA-NC 16.9%
5. Gainesville, FL 15.9%
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Third-quarter prices are in. See how your hometown stacks up. (more)
Rank Market Growth
1. Salem, OR 24.7%
2. Elmira, NY 21.4%
3. Salt Lake City, UT 19.2%
4. Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News, VA-NC 16.9%
5. Gainesville, FL 15.9%
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Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Condo conversions ease region's rental crunch
Angela Paradiso is a small real-estate investor who owns three condominium units: two in downtown Orlando and one in Altamonte Springs.
She has tenants in all three and charges "very competitive rents," she says, "because I want to keep them occupied."Paradiso is part of a shadow rental market that has sprung up in Central Florida among the tens of thousands of apartment-to-condo conversions that have flooded the local market during the past three years.
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She has tenants in all three and charges "very competitive rents," she says, "because I want to keep them occupied."Paradiso is part of a shadow rental market that has sprung up in Central Florida among the tens of thousands of apartment-to-condo conversions that have flooded the local market during the past three years.
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