Real Estate Property Portfolios

Property Portfolios

Two property portfolios have been created and their values are monitored since the first quarter of 2001. The first portfolio, Property Portfolio 1 represents a conservative investment in residential real estate, acquiring residential property in Charlotte, Dallas, Salt Lake City, Houston, Albuquerque, and Charleston (WV). The second portfolio, Property Portfolio 2 represents an aggressive investment in residential real estate, acquiring property in Tampa, Ft. Myers, Washington, DC, Orlando, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. Both portfolios were valued at $30 million in the first quarter 2001. Property values for both portfolios are determined by the median home price in each metropolitan area.

 

Property Portfolio 1

(As of May 14, 2009)

Highlights

  •  The value of the moderate portfolio declined by 3.69% in the first quarter of 2009 vs. the first quarter of last year
  • Two of the six metro markets (Dallas and Salt Lake City) recorded slight increases in the median price of a single-family home
  • After the shortlived spike of the value of the portfolio in the second and third quarter of 2008, the value of the portfolio retreated under forty million dollars

Real Estate Property Portfolio 1
  Value of Portfolio % Change from last year
Q1 2007 39,492,120 6.44
Q2 2007 42,408,185 7.58
Q3 2007 43,245,893 6.98
Q4 2007 41,136,490 3.20
Q1 2008 39,893,773 1.02
Q2 2008 42,390,711 -0.04
Q3 2008 42,211,296 -2.39
Q4 2008 39,353,005 -4.34
Q1 2009 38,422,057 -3.69

Note: Real Estate Property Portfolio 1 includes Charlotte (NC), Dallas (TX), Salt Lake City (UT), Houston (TX), Albuquerque (NM), and Charleston (WV).

 

Property Portfolio 2

(As of May 14, 2009)

Highlights

  • The value of the aggressive portfolio declined by 35.92% in the first quarter of 2009 vs. the first quarter of last year
  • The median price of a single-family home went down in all the markets that comprise this portfolio
  • The value of the portfolio has been declining since the second quarter of 2007 and is now only 5.76 million dollars over the initial investment
Real Estate Property Portfolio 2
  Value of Portfolio % Change from last year
Q1 2007 66,583,669 0.13
Q2 2007 68,181,263 -1.28
Q3 2007 66,042,702 -3.16
Q4 2007 60,197,231 -11.31
Q1 2008 55,804,291 -16.19
Q2 2008 52,371,072 -23.19
Q3 2008 48,516,069 -26.54
Q4 2008 40,816,038 -32.20
Q1 2009 35,760,317 -35.92

Note: Real Estate Property Portfolio 2 includes Tampa (FL), Ft. Myers (FL) Washington (DC), Orlando (FL), Los Angeles (CA), and Las Vegas (NV).

1 Comments For This Post

  1. noor Says:

    Foreign citizens have aaywls been able to buy property in the US. But it does not give them a residency status. If you have a passport, you can get a visitor’s Visa usually good for 3 month. If you are an EU citizen you do not need a visa, and you can visit for 3 month at the time. You can also apply for a Student Visa if you are accepted at one of our schools. But watch out for scams!

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