Short term means that you plan to sell in under 1 year. Long term value is gained when holding it for longer then 1 year, & taking depreciation. Once you chewed it up & used the bulk of the available depreciation, 1031 it, rinse & repeat.

"Short term gains"? What? Patience is a virtue and the money is made in waiting. Unless you can consistently acquire for well below market, improve value and sell to a top bidder (consistently) recycling capital effectively each and every time - focus on the long term

Balancing short-term gains with long-term value is the key to building a legacy in corporate real estate. ->Balancing short-term gains with long-term value requires a strategic approach. ->Every decision aligns with long-term vision. ->We reinvest immediate cash flow into sustainable assets. ->Diversification and collaboration ensure a balance between profitability and growth. ->This approach builds a resilient portfolio that thrives both now and in the future

To balance short-term gains with long-term value in corporate real estate acquisitions, focus on assets with strong fundamentals—location, sustainability, and tenant demand. Prioritize properties with immediate cash flow potential while ensuring long-term appreciation through smart upgrades like energy efficiency and flexible-use spaces. Conduct thorough market analysis to align acquisitions with economic trends. Diversify risk by blending high-yield assets with stable, long-term investments. A strategic approach ensures profitability today while safeguarding future growth.

Great points! Balancing short-term gains with long-term value is key. I always prioritize thorough due diligence and aim for diversification to minimize risk. Additionally, incorporating sustainability into investments not only adds value but also aligns with evolving market trends. It’s about finding that sweet spot where immediate returns don't compromise future growth.