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ESG in Real Estate

ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) criteria are essential elements of our corporate culture and investment strategies.

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A Blueprint for the Energy Transition

Society has gone through energy transitions in the past-but nothing like this one. The adoption of coal occurred over roughly five decades and the shift from coal to oil took more than three decades.

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Quantifying Climate Shocks

The study uses a novel dataset of property-level information and climate data to estimate the impact of "climate shocks," in this case, hurricanes and floods, on property values and rents.

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MIT WORLD REAL ESTATE FORUM

The MIT Center for Real Estate has a highly-regarded, 35-year history of advancing the art and science of international real estate.

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Acompañamos a Harvard en su 50° aniversario en Argentina.

Desde Americas Capital celebramos y contribuimos con ese objetivo, asistiéndolos en conseguir ayuda financiera, y creando oportunidades para que futuras generaciones de argentinos puedan tener también una educación de excelencia y regresen al país para contribuir a su desarrollo.

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Real Estate 3.0 - The Ownership Revolution

Real estate has always been more than just the largest asset class in the world. It is the embodiment of home and work, family and business - the opportunity of generational wealth, writ large. The American dream.

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3 Best Construction Stocks to Buy Now

The rise in interest rates and higher inflation have slowed the housing sector. It's only a matter of time before the lack of consumer confidence hits the entire construction industry.

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Real Estate Investments

Real estate offers investors long-term stable income, some protection from inflation, and generally low correlations with stocks and bonds. High-quality, well-managed properties with low leverage are generally expected to provide higher returns than high-grade corporate debt (albeit with higher risk) and lower returns and risk than equity.

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