Estate Protocol

whitePaper | May 24, 2022

After the global financial crisis of 2008/9 (GFC), private markets have continued to expand at a tremendous pace as investors are increasingly attracted to the private asset class by a range of benefits such as better returns compared to traditional asset classes, a lower correlation with other assets and effective portfolio diversification. Spanning private equity, infrastructure, natural resources real estate and private credit, private markets have witnessed a period of phenomenal growth. Investors are committing to private markets in their search for stable income and/or superior returns.

whitePaper | November 22, 2022

For this edition of the White Paper, I sat down with Moyra Tran, our senior financial analyst here at 3E Management. We discussed her take on the topic of common financal modeling mistakes real estate developers make and if she has come across any in her time working for us

whitePaper | April 13, 2022

For many decades, investors have owned secondary investments to enhance the diversification of their investment portfolios. Secondaries as an asset class provide a suite of potential benefits that can be difficult to find elsewhere in the private markets.

whitePaper | February 21, 2023

i-State is a company based in San Marino investing in real estate and backed by tangible assets used to demonstrate the good intentions of the company. Unlike many other realities, i-State wants to be the most transparent possible and this is why it will show its loyal customers and supporters everything they do: project and investment wise.

whitePaper | May 23, 2022

Due to lesser volatility and better returns, the real-estate industry has been a consistently favored asset class among investors. Driven by the myriad of benefits associated with property investments. The demand for international real-estate has also seen an upsurge. Just in the past seven years, the total sales value of international real estate assets has increased from $70 billion to $370 billion. Among all the nations. The countries in Asia-Pacific have shown a steady increase in capital outflow into international property investments. Among all the countries, the individual and corporate investors from China alone have spent an estimated $150 billion in real estate overseas in 2017. However, such overseas transactions are riddled with many challenges, including the lack of direct access to a suitable foreign bank and inhibiting government restrictions on transactions. Even when cross-border remittances are made, there is the obstacle of increased transaction costs and delay in receiving payments.

whitePaper | August 25, 2022

Mistakes in real estate are costly. Combine the high stakes with an endless stream of variables, and it is no wonder why many leadership teams are struggling to make decisions. More than ever before we are witnessing executives stalling, attempting to collect data, and evaluating ultimately delaying the very decision that could make positive and lasting impacts on their people and portfolio.