Dugan Fife, Senior Managing Director, Hines Securities joined Julie Cooling, Founder & CEO, RIA Channel to discuss the state of real assets, and which sectors have the greatest potential to outperform.
Fife says, Hines is particularly focused on ‘living’ and ‘logistics’ sectors. Given the recent COVID-19 induced strain on supply and demand, and the ongoing aftershocks, Fife expects that the logistics sector still has a lot of room for growth ahead. Within the living sector, rising home prices, interest rates, and labor costs make it difficult to buy or build a home in America. Due to all of these challenges, “High quality, class A living space, with a robust amenity set is a good place to be in commercial real estate,” explains Fife.
The Hines Global Income Trust, offers advisors access to a diversified portfolio of global real estate properties spanning industrial, residential, office, and retail sectors.
Founded in 1957, Hines is a privately-owned global real estate investment, development, and management firm. Hines uses a unique, holistic approach to real estate investment management to create a competitive advantage for their investors. Hines is able to optimize every aspect of real estate to create the most value possible by using sophisticated trend analysis, unmatched local market knowledge, and deep operational expertise.
Since its inception, Hines has developed real estate projects that deliver lasting value to both investors and communities. Hines’ talent in value engineering generates attractive financial returns, and their innovative sustainable practice improves cities. Hines oversees a portfolio of assets under management of approximately $160.9 billion. Hines has developed, redeveloped, or acquired about 1,450 properties and has more than 180 developments currently underway around the world. With extensive experience across all property types, Hines is one of the largest and most-respected real estate organizations in the world.
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