The world of multifamily
How do we choose where to invest?
Beyond our focus on multifamily, Valore has strict criteria in selecting its investment locations. Our process includes examining the area’s economic growth, employment diversity, positive immigration, and housing laws to ensure the viability of the investment as much as possible.
What is multifamily?
A large number – usually 100 or more – of housing units grouped and registered under one property. This type of real estate allows investors to “spread” their investment risk while enjoying a more secure and steady cash flow.
A taste of our projects
Valore at the Maples
Louisville KY | 186 Units
13,281,800$
Valore at Hidden Hills
Evansville IN | 132 Units
7,256,000$
Valore at Pine Hills
Evansville IN | 120 Units
11,136,000$
Valore at Southern Park
Norfolk VA | 104 Units
8,650,000$
Why Multifamily?
Huge demand for multifamily properties
The U.S. market is enjoying economic growth and lower unemployment rates. At the same time, due to local regulation, the percentage of apartment buyers decreases while the percentage of tenants increases. This situation contributes to a significant increase in demand for multifamily assets expected to rise in the coming years.
Steady income at lower risks
Multifamily allows investors to enjoy a constant cash flow without personally dealing with each property. In addition, by joining together, investors benefit more from the profits.
A stable and crisis-resistant market
The multifamily model has proven itself during economic and health crises, including Covid-19. People need a place to live even in difficult times, and financial challenges usually drive them to opt for rental, often multifamily.
Low-risk investment
The apartments in the multifamily properties are intended for rent. Since the investment is divided into many apartments, this masks the possibility of incomplete occupancy, and thus, the risk is significantly reduced.
For the long term
Valore's investment model in multifamily assets enables investors to generate growing quarterly income indefinitely, plus the possibility of profits from future asset improvements and selling.