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At Rising Realty Partners, sustainability is central to our ethos. Acknowledging the need for responsible ESG practices, we’ve taken comprehensive measures to guarantee our properties and initiatives mirror this dedication through our Impact strategies. By seamlessly weaving ESG into our business strategy, we’ve witnessed impressive ROI gains, heightened tenant satisfaction, and enhanced investor confidence. Our commitment extends to employing innovative and sustainable techniques throughout our portfolio, ensuring optimized returns for our stakeholders.

In the modern landscape of commercial real estate, technology isn’t just a luxury; it’s a necessity. To stay ahead of market dynamics and streamline operations, Rising Realty Partners incorporates cutting-edge tools and platforms into its daily operations. This technological commitment not only positions us at the industry’s forefront of innovation, but also allows us to serve our stakeholders, clients, and investors with unparalleled efficiency.

Lately, the CRE spotlight is on distressed office properties. These assets, underpinned by an urgency to sell, regardless of market conditions, have sparked discussions nationwide about properties trading at less than half of their pre-pandemic values. To provide clarity on this intriguing scenario, we had John Golden, the Senior Vice President of Investments at Rising Realty Partners answer a few key questions about the distressed office market.

There are many reasons why investors look to real estate as a way to grow their portfolios. For one, it helps to diversify away from more traditional stocks and bonds. It is also a way to mitigate risk, as the real estate market does not tend to experience the same daily ebbs and flows as the stock market. There are also tremendous tax benefits associated with multifamily real estate investing.

Inflation, that long-forgotten foe of consumer purchasing power and investor nest eggs, is back in a big way. After accelerating throughout 2021, inflation in December 2021 jumped to 7 percent, its highest level in 40 years.

Data centers are booming, but they remain a relatively new phenomenon in commercial real estate. This growing property sector does not get the same level of attention as offices and retail centers — but maybe it should. After all, modern life would be essentially impossible without data centers and their storage capacity.

The well-being of our buildings, our tenants, and our local communities has always been a priority for our team at Rising Realty Partners.

Sooner or later, owners of large commercial properties run into the question of whether to manage the real estate in-house, or to hire an outside team that specializes in property management. To attract and retain quality tenants, the modern office tower has to offer the full package that extends beyond the four walls of their leased office space.

A real estate investment trust, or REIT, is a private or public company that invests in real estate on behalf of shareholders.

There are at least four things one has to understand before investing in commercial real estate: Know the market, Understand demographics and urban dynamics, Identify the asset type you plan to own — retail, hospitality, residential or office, and have an exit strategy.

Rising Realty Partners (Rising) is a privately held company specializing in the investment, development, and operation of real estate. The firm is driven to improve real estate processes with a focus on how technology can bring efficiencies and a dedication to environmental, health, and social impact embedded into its DNA.

In the commercial real estate world, the concerns related to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues have been mounting for decades, as the topic of climate change has graduated from obscure academic journals to international headlines.

An explanation and analysis of what value investing is, how to measure value in commercial real estate and why this approach makes sense for property investors.

No matter how much capital someone has to invest, and no matter what their risk tolerance, there are real estate investment opportunities that exist.

Property managers are literally at the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, in terms of ensuring safe and secure work environments for the tenants who occupy space in their buildings.

The Common private equity structure: the GP-LP structure in commercial real estate investing.