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The real estate investment industry, particularly in the syndication and alternative asset space, is currently robust. Demand for passive income streams and diversification beyond traditional markets drives growth. High-net-worth individuals seek stable, income-generating assets, despite economic uncertainties. Technology facilitates access to curated opportunities and enhanced transparency.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Commercial Real Estate Transaction Volume in United States
~$506 billion (2023 estimate)
(-25% (Q1 2024 vs. Q1 2023) CAGR)
- Commercial real estate transaction volume has seen a significant decline due to higher interest rates and economic uncertainty.
- Investors are exercising caution, leading to fewer large-scale deals.
- Despite the slowdown, specific sectors like multifamily and industrial show resilience.
18 trillion USD
Blockchain technology can enable fractional ownership of real estate through tokenization, increasing liquidity and accessibility for smaller investors while enhancing transparency.
AI can analyze vast datasets for market trends, property valuations, and risk assessments, significantly improving the speed and accuracy of investment due diligence.
Advanced PropTech platforms can streamline the entire syndication process from investor onboarding and document management to communication and financial reporting, offering a more efficient and user-friendly experience.
The SEC expanded the definition of 'Accredited Investor' to include individuals with certain professional certifications, designations, or other credentials, and 'knowledgeable employees' of private funds, in addition to the existing income and net worth thresholds.
This expansion potentially widens the pool of eligible investors for Sondhi Capital Group, allowing them to reach more sophisticated individuals who may not meet the traditional financial thresholds.
The SEC adopted amendments to increase the offering limit for Regulation Crowdfunding from $1.07 million to $5 million and simplify certain requirements, aiming to facilitate capital raising for smaller businesses.
While Sondhi Capital Group focuses on accredited investors for larger syndications, increased crowdfunding limits could foster broader public interest in real estate investments, potentially serving as an educational pipeline for future accredited investors.
FinCEN's BOIR rule, effective January 1, 2024, requires most companies formed or registered to do business in the U.S. to report information about their beneficial owners (individuals who ultimately own or control the company).
This policy increases transparency in business ownership, potentially benefiting investors by providing clearer insights into the entities they are investing in, while requiring compliance efforts from Sondhi Capital Group and its partnered entities.
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