Residential
Single-family homes, luxury residences, second homes, multifamily properties and other residential real estate opportunities.
Explore Residential PropertiesWe identify and evaluate real estate opportunities across the United States for private investors, property buyers, developers and international clients seeking exposure to the U.S. real estate market.
Atlas Property Group provides a starting point for evaluating residential, commercial and development opportunities in the United States.
Our investment approach is designed for both U.S. residents and qualified international buyers who want to research opportunities, understand potential property economics and connect with the appropriate real estate professionals.
Every investment is subject to market conditions, property-specific risks, financing terms, taxes, operating expenses and other factors. We encourage investors to conduct independent due diligence and obtain professional legal, tax, lending and investment advice before committing capital.
Real estate investments can have different risk profiles, holding periods and objectives. The appropriate strategy depends on the property, market, financing structure and investor's circumstances.
Typically focused on stabilized properties in established markets with existing occupancy and established operating characteristics.
Properties with established fundamentals that may offer opportunities for operational improvement, repositioning or modest capital investment.
Properties where renovations, management improvements, leasing strategies or repositioning may affect future property performance.
Ground-up development, redevelopment and land opportunities that require detailed feasibility, permitting, financing and construction analysis.
Investors can evaluate markets according to property type, economic conditions, employment trends, demographics, rental demand, development activity and other factors.
Single-family homes, luxury residences, second homes, multifamily properties and other residential real estate opportunities.
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Office, retail, industrial, mixed-use and other commercial real estate categories for investors researching income-producing assets.
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Land acquisition, redevelopment and new construction opportunities requiring project-level feasibility and due diligence.
View Development OpportunitiesWhether you are purchasing a primary residence, second home, commercial property or investment asset, Atlas provides a starting point for researching American real estate.
Purchasing U.S. real estate can involve additional considerations relating to ownership structure, financing, taxation, reporting obligations, currency exchange, insurance, title and local regulations.
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Development projects require a different level of analysis from stabilized property acquisitions. Investors should evaluate the site, zoning, entitlements, construction costs, financing, projected demand and potential exit strategy.
A disciplined process helps investors understand a property before making an acquisition decision.
Identify investment objectives, property preferences, budget and intended holding period.
Review markets, property types, comparable properties and relevant market information.
Examine pricing, income assumptions, expenses, financing and property-specific factors.
Conduct appropriate property, title, legal, financial and physical due diligence.
Work with qualified professionals to determine whether the opportunity fits your circumstances.
Real estate due diligence is property-specific and should be conducted by appropriately qualified professionals.
Review ownership, title, liens, easements and other matters identified through appropriate title research.
Property inspections can help identify structural, mechanical, electrical and other physical issues.
Review income, expenses, financing assumptions, reserves, taxes, insurance and other applicable costs.
Zoning, permits, contracts, local regulations and transaction documents should receive appropriate review.
Consider local supply, demand, employment, population trends, rents, pricing and competing properties.
Buyers should obtain professional advice regarding applicable taxes, financing structures and ownership considerations.
Whether you live in the United States or are considering acquiring property from abroad, our team can help you begin researching available opportunities and determine the appropriate next steps.