Real Estate
Operating Assets
GenWel’s value-add investments focus on assets that produce stable cash flow with an opportunity for revenue growth and long-term capital appreciation.
To produce stable cash flow from operating assets, it is important to have a clear understanding of the market demand for the goods or services being offered, as well as the operating costs associated with the property. This includes things like maintenance and repair expenses, utilities, property taxes, and insurance.
To maximize the cash flow potential of an operating asset, investors should also consider implementing strategies such as optimizing rental rates, implementing cost-saving measures, and ensuring that the property is well-maintained to attract and retain tenants. It is also important to diversify the property portfolio to mitigate the risk of relying on a single source of income.
Overall, producing stable cash flow from operating assets requires careful planning and ongoing management to ensure that the property is generating sufficient income to cover its operating costs and generate a return on investment.
Developing Assets
In the context of real estate, developing assets can refer to both commercial and residential property development. Currently, commercial property development is focused on the construction or renovation of properties for industrial use. Utilizing the latest technology, we aim to make a more efficient use of space and reduce the carbon footprint of a typical industrial building. Residential property development, on the other hand, involves the construction or renovation of properties for residential use, such as apartments, houses, and townhomes.