2014 Real Estate Trends To Watch For Property Wholesalers

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New 2014 real estate trends reports and forecasts pinpoint where the most active markets will be this year, what buyers really want, and who has the money to buy them…

This data is critical for real estate wholesalers who are serious about scaling their businesses in 2014 and beyond. Those wholesaling and flipping houses may work fast enough to be able to make a profit in any market cycle and anywhere. However, to go big, requires being a little more strategic.

So what 2014 real estate trends should wholesalers have an eye on?

1. Going Green

Going green is increasingly not just wanted, but clearly more profitable. In the U.S. street trees alone are reportedly adding $52M to property values. Now Fannie and Freddie are launching new green rated securities, while bigger investment firms push ‘green’ bonds.

2. Urban, Urban, Urban

It winning in real estate investment is all about “location”, in 2014 it’s all about urban locations, infill and redevelopment. Some may mistakenly allow themselves to be led into the idea the ‘burbs’ are dead for good, but there is no question downtown is the focus of the moment.

3. Mixed Use

For many reasons mixed use properties are being pushed hard from all angles. This should not be underestimated. Some may find this class more challenging, but those investors which embrace it first and find their angle stand to win big.

4. Capital Flow

If property investors thought there was a lot of money floating around over the last few years, it’s only going to get greener in 2014 and beyond. Aside from private equity jumping into the mortgage business, BestTransactionFunding.com offers virtually unlimited access to capital for fast flips and legitimate double closings. At the same time top trends reports and surveys from the urban Land Institute and PwC which surveyed over 1,000 of the most influential industry leaders, suggests capital flows are increasing with much of it flowing out of Asia. With London topped out and Hong Kong bursting you can bet the U.S. is a top pick for those seeking both yield and safety.

5. Demographic Shifts

It’s not just Generation Y driving trends into urban areas to keep in mind this year. Senior analysts also comment on aging Boomers also relocating to find warmer weather and better and more convenient health care solutions.
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