How to Build Wealth through Real Estate Investments
Investing in real estate has a number of advantages for those who are dedicated to growing their wealth. The stability of a given commercial real estate investment is less subject to stock market volatility and inflationary pressures. Many forms of real estate...
Multifamily Real Estate Investing During COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted economies, upended daily life, strained social and political life, and most significantly, taken a toll on the life and health of millions. It has affected nearly every facet of our lives. Of course it has impacted the world of...
Introducing Pinnacle on Meridian
Gray Capital, LLC is proud to announce the recent acquisition of Pinnacle on Meridian, a 36-unit luxury apartment community at the corner of 86th Street and Meridian in Indianapolis, formerly Two West condominiums. Its location at the heart of northside Indianapolis...
Report on Top Performing Multifamily Markets
The core trend here, and it’s one that has rewarded Gray Capital’s focus beyond places like NYC and LA, is that secondary markets are outperforming primary markets.
Eviction Moratorium: Good Idea or Horrible Idea?
A new eviction moratorium was recently announced by President Trump through an executive order through the CDC. We’ll be going over some of the details here, describing what it does and does not do, and highlighting some of the issues that I see and how it really...
REITs vs Gray Capital
A REIT is an easy way to get into investing in real estate, but it lacks some of the key benefits of commercial real estate ownership that have led Gray Capital to invest in multifamily real estate via the private syndication model.
Raising Capital
Raising capital can seem like a daunting task, but working hard with a systematized approach can make the process much less intimidating.
Oh The Places You’ll Know: Secondary and Tertiary Real Estate Markets
There are clear reasons why many investors and institutions choose to only invest in the primary or gateway markets of L.A., Boston, Chicago, D.C., San Francisco, and New York City. There is steady demand, the infrastructure for development is readily available,...
