New President, New Investment Opportunities
As the United States prepares for Donald Trump’s return to the White House in January 2025, the commercial real estate market faces one of the most significant turning points in its history. The past two years have been turbulent for the sector, with diverse and complex factors reshaping the landscape.
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Buligo Capital: 40% Increase in Investments to $493 Million
In 2024, Buligo Capital acquired assets totaling $493 million and exited assets worth approximately $112 million. The company will distribute a $2 million dividend to shareholders.
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Buligo Capital to Receive $1.7 Million in Success Fees Following Sale of Two U.S. Multifamily Properties
The return on equity for partners in the multifamily properties is expected to reach 17% and 16%, respectively. The success fees Buligo is set to receive from the deal exceed the total it earned during the entire first half of the year.
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Buligo Capital Expected to End 2024 with Over Half a Billion Dollars in U.S. Real Estate Investments
Since the beginning of 2024, Buligo has completed 9 new deals and expanded an existing one, including its first entry into the U.S. student housing sector.
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Real estate company Buligo Capital expands in Israel: Meet the new Marketing Director
Real estate investment firm Buligo Capital is expanding in Israel after announcing the appointment of Elad Cohen as the company's new Marketing Director. Cohen: “I thank the management for their trust and cooperation.”
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“In 2025, we’ll see more exits”: Buligo Capital increased real estate investments by 40%
The real estate company focused on investments in the United States recorded a 40% increase in acquisitions in 2024; assets under management rose by 14% to $3.3 billion.
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Buligo is expected to conclude 2024 with over half a billion dollars invested in U.S. real estate
Since the beginning of 2024, Buligo has completed nine new transactions and expanded an existing one, including its first entry into the U.S. student housing sector.
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Buligo Capital kicks off 2025 strong: sells off hundreds of apartment units in the U.S.
Buligo Capital has completed the sale of two multifamily properties in South Carolina. The company will receive $1.6 million in performance fees.
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Buligo Kicks Off 2025 Strong: Sells Hundreds of Apartments in the U.S.
Buligo Capital Completes Sale of Two Multifamily Assets in South Carolina; Company to Earn $1.6 Million in Success Fees
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“The senior housing sector will face a shortage in the next 10 years; I expect a 5%-10% increase in rental prices.”
"Buligo ends 2024 with an 18% decline in revenue and the sale of only three assets in the U.S. ■ The company, active in the American real estate market, expects improvement in 2025 ■ Buligo invested approximately $490 million in assets in 2024
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Buligo Capital CEO: “The past few years have been challenging, but we saw them as an opportunity.”
Itay Goren, CEO of Buligo Capital, on the 2025 outlook for the real estate sectors in which the company operates, in light of expected interest rate cuts and Trump's presidency, as well as the company's strategy and its increased focus on the U.S. East Coast.
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Buligo Capital Realized assets: Sold two multi-family properties in the U.S.
Real estate investment company Buligo Capital reports its first asset realization deal in the U.S. in 2025, with the completion of the transaction for the sale of two adjacent residential complexes – Waterleaf at Neely Ferry, which includes 246 housing units, and Waterleaf at Neely Ferry II, which includes 138 housing units.
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The CEO, who returned from the U.S. after 5 years, is investing billions in the American real estate market – watch the interview
Founder and CEO of Buligo Capital, Itay Goren, shares in an interview with 'Sponsor' about the current U.S. market ahead of macro policy changes and the uncertainty brought by the election period, as well as the business model that distinguishes Buligo Capital
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The stagnation in the U.S. real estate market is impacting Buligo Capital’s results – but the company continues to expand its investments
The company recorded a sharp decline in revenue and profits in 2024 due to a slowdown in asset sales after their appreciation. At the same time, it increased its project acquisitions by 40% compared to the previous year
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