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We will never thank enough our members for their contribution to the current issue, as well as to all those that keep supporting LPEA’s work on a regular basis, making Luxembourg Europe’s leading private equity hub.
Enjoy the reading.
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IHC’s mission is to create confidence and peace of mind in its clients by delivering them alternative housing and investment options in the real estate sector. The company develops, promotes, manages, and sells properties in the commercial, residential, and business sectors. IHC also provides personalized service based on its core principles of functional projects, positive energy, and creating comfort in space.
The company’s vision is to become a global leader in the real estate market. It aims to achieve this by becoming so recognized for the quality of its services that customers recommend IHC to others. IHC also envisions a service that allows it to offer tangible urban living solutions that meet high standards in safety and comfort without negatively impacting the environment.
Three Ways Affordable Houses Can Help Improve Local EconomiesHilt Tatum IV
Hilt Tatum IV serves as CEO and president of iPoint Capital Partners, a self-funded private equity firm that operates in Europe, Latin America, Mid East, and Asia. An established entrepreneur, Hilt Tatum IV is also the CEO of Impact Housing Corporation, and they are constructing 5,000 affordable houses in Panama.
High housing prices regress a local economy, leaving a deep scar in the community. Meanwhile, affordable housing can impact local economies in the following ways:
1. It Reduces Eviction. About 108 million Americans live in a rental apartment, and one-fourth of them spend over half of their income on rent. So, these people can lose their homes if they do not plan for contingencies. In essence, one can get evicted at any time. Evictions can destabilize families, harming a community's economic and social well-being. When there are more affordable houses, the eviction rate reduces, and it can prevent job loss and health risks, contributing positively to the economy.
2. More Job Opportunities. Engaging in affordable housing projects can create several jobs at each construction stage. For instance, real estate firms will employ manufacturing companies’ services to build. The houses may need several people to maintain and organize them. So, creating more jobs will gradually reduce the unemployment line, boosting the economy.
3. Better Infrastructure. The proliferation of affordable houses will enable more people to pay property tax, increasing government revenue. The local government can use the money to serve the people by improving infrastructure. And this supports the economy as people may work best in such conditions.
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2. Financial executive Hilt Tatum IV founded iPoint Capital
Partners. Since 2006, Hilt Tatum IV has closed three funds
and honed his skills in global investments.
A boutique firm, iPoint Capital Partners has operations in
Switzerland, Luxembourg, Singapore, and Costa Rica,
among other locations. The company handles both asset
management and private equity investments and possesses
expertise is real estate development.
In recent news, the financial news outlet FTSE Global
Markets announced that the number of Luxembourg-
domiciled real estate investment funds (REIF) has increased
over the past two years, according to the Association of the
Luxembourg Fund Industry’s (ALFI) 2015 Real Estate
Investment Funds (REIF) survey.
3. The number of funds participating in the
survey jumped by 10 percent, and the direct
REIFS saw a compound annual growth rate
(CAGR) of 16.45 percent.
According to Denise Voss, chairman of the
Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry,
Luxembourg asset managers will eventually
have more options for distributing funds
globally. As of January 2016, 20 percent of
Luxembourg-domiciled direct funds are sold in
more than six countries.