Investment Preferences Survey

Description: Prefers minimal risk and prioritizes capital preservation over returns.

Investment Preference: Low-risk properties with stable, long-term tenants and predictable income streams.

Example: Government buildings or properties leased to high-credit tenants on long-term leases.

Description: Willing to accept a small amount of risk for modest returns.

Investment Preference: Properties in established markets with low vacancy rates and steady cash flow.

Example: Class A office buildings in prime locations or well-established retail centers.

Description: Comfortable with a balanced approach, accepting moderate risk for potential higher returns.

Investment Preference: A mix of stable properties and those with potential for value addition through physical improvements or market repositioning.

Example: Multifamily housing in growing neighborhoods or mixed-use developments.

Description: Willing to take on higher risk for the possibility of significant returns.

Investment Preference: Properties in emerging markets or those requiring substantial renovations or repositioning.

Example: Redevelopment projects or properties in up-and-coming areas with high growth potential.

Description: Seeks maximum returns and is comfortable with high levels of risk, including potential loss of capital.

Investment Preference: High-risk, high-reward opportunities such as speculative developments or distressed properties.

Example: Properties in economically distressed areas or those requiring major redevelopment.

Description: Investors looking for quick returns and willing to accept higher risk.

Investment Preference: Properties with potential for rapid appreciation or quick value-add opportunities.

Example: Flipping distressed properties or short-term redevelopment projects.

Description: Investors seeking a balance between risk and return, with a moderate investment horizon.

Investment Preference: Properties that require some improvements or repositioning to increase value.

Example: Renovating older buildings or repositioning underperforming assets.

Description: Investors comfortable with a moderate hold period, aiming for steady income and gradual appreciation.

Investment Preference: Stable properties in growing markets with potential for rental income growth.

Example: Multifamily housing in emerging neighborhoods or office buildings in secondary markets.

Description: Investors focused on long-term growth and income stability, with lower liquidity needs.

Investment Preference: High-quality properties with strong tenant bases and predictable cash flows.

Example: Class A office buildings or well-located retail centers with long-term leases.

Description: Seeks some diversification across a few property types or locations.

Investment Preference: Invests in a limited number of property types or regions to reduce risk slightly.

Example: Investing in both retail and industrial properties within the same city.

Description: Aims for a balanced portfolio with a mix of property types and locations.

Investment Preference: Spreads investments across multiple property types and geographic areas.

Example: Investing in office, retail, and multifamily properties across different states.

Description: Prioritizes extensive diversification to mitigate risk.

Investment Preference: Invests in a wide range of property types and locations, including different regions and markets.

Example: Investing in office, retail, industrial, and multifamily properties across various regions and cities.