In this episode, let’s talk about the topic of real estate going to sea.

Host Ding Jiao Guest 丨 Evan

Post-production 丨DiCapri Xin

“Going overseas” 16th

The guest we invited was Evan, the VP of Lafayette Realty Group, whose company owns and manages 1.2 million square feet of property. Evan has been engaged in overseas residential, commercial and industrial real estate investment and management since 2007. The overseas investment scope is mainly in North America and Southeast Asia.

In this period of more than 40 minutes, you may hear a different view of the sea than the previous show. Unlike the Internet that relies on technology, the real estate needs to consider more macro factors: local history, beliefs, culture, politics, you need to face less friendly local residents and less perfect policies and regulations. So Evan said, “The most important thing we need to consider when investing is the exit mechanism.”

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The main issues discussed in this issue are:

  • Early observation of the sea to India and Southeast Asia

  • Problems encountered in real estate development in developing countries

  • Thinking about overseas investment from a global perspective

  • The history, religion, and culture of a country, the importance of investing in the sea

  • The financial institutions that have invested in the sea countries have a reference to the investment in the sea

  • The exit mechanism is important for real estate to go out to seaEssentials

  • When faced with different investment cycles and investment needs, the corresponding sea country chooses

The Takeaway

  • A lot of people think that investing in a place can be done by figuring out his laws, taxes, and local policies. But we have done real estate for so many years, and believe that an important direction of overseas investment is the local human culture: the local history, the religions and customs.

  • Our investment is fancy or exit mechanism. When we enter the overseas market, we must enter when the economy goes uphill, and the shortest period will be three to five years. So our considerations will be more about how to be safe, not how to get a big return.

  • If you invest purely, the North American market is a hedge market, it is difficult to make big money, but it is very stable; if you want long-term high-profit investment, I think Southeast Asia is a wave of market, but its cycle is actually It has already begun; if it is a phased investment of 1-2 years, Vietnam’s rate of return is higher. But if you invest in physical assets and the Internet in the long-term ecological perspective, I prefer to go to India.

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