Access and Affordability in the New Housing Finance System

whitePaper | June 14, 2022

When it comes to data and insights for corporate real estate (CRE), not all business intelligence (BI) solutions are created equal. Many CRE organizations face challenges that prevent them from effectively using their data to make more informed decisions. But they see the value in it, and research from Forrester Consulting reveals CRE leaders’ plans to use data and insights from BI platforms to optimize their portfolios, operations, and workplaces.

whitePaper | November 30, 2022

An increasing number of organisations are looking for insights into their real estate portfolios. In many cases, this quest runs alongside a process of centralising real estate management into one department. But insight into property is not enough: without some context, it’s impossible to identify potential improvements in real estate, implement the focused actions and evaluate the results. Benchmarking against similar organisations using comparable standards is the solution for translating insights into reliable forecasts.

whitePaper | August 26, 2022

From The Day We Entered the Real Estate and Technologies Business In 1995, We Has Succeeded by Placing Our Clients’ Needs First. Their Success Has Been Our Success, And Our Commitment to Their Needs, Now and In the Future, Spans All Levels of Our Organization.

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 | January 1, 2023

The more project managers and developers deepen their knowledge about what goes on in a project and the different aspects impacting it, the more goal-oriented and forward-thinking they operate.

whitePaper | November 22, 2022

Commercial real estate was once viewed as a niche investment sector, but after several decades of evolution, it has emerged as a core asset class for many institutional investors. In recent decades, liquidity has improved, transparency has risen, and core real estate’s investor base has broadened substantially. Joint ventures, private funds, and public and private real estate companies draw capital from sources both foreign and domestic. These vehicles and their investors play an important role in today’s real estate capital markets.