Multifamily - Core

Core multifamily investing refers to acquiring well-located, stabilized apartment buildings that require minimal capital expenditures. These assets usually offer lower yields but higher certainty of cash flows, typically between a 3% and 5% annual return.

Situated in prime urban or suburban locations, they often have high occupancy rates, usually above 95%. Core multifamily investments are considered low-risk and are often favored by institutional investors for their defensive characteristics. These properties generally feature modern amenities and may be recently built or renovated, further enhancing their attractiveness to both tenants and investors.