
Primera's Services
Primera provides real estate services for long-term ownership. These services include:
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Strategic planning of real estate portfolios |
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Originating investment opportunities |
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Property analysis |
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Property development services |
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Leasing & marketing |
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Tax planing |
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Coordinating financing |
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Controlling |
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Asset & property management |
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Primera sees the US industrial real estate market as one of the few long-term investment
vehicles for combining sustainable cash-flow distribution with capital appreciation.
Focusing on speculative construction, Primera can affectively compete for tenants
unable to wait for built-to-suit buildings, as these speculative projects offer just-in-time
availability.
After acquiring the land, supervising the construction process and leasing the building,
Primera provides in-house property management services. Primera’s projects are either
100% owned, or financed in equal share with an investor-partner. Thus, Primera is
subject to the same potential risks and rewards as its clients.
Real estate has out-paced any other investment vehicle over the long term, provided
four key factors were right:
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Location |
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Timing of development/purchase and financing |
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Product type |
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Asset & property management |
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Why Dallas?
The Dallas/FT. Worth metroplex is among the premier distribution hubs in the United
States.
Located in the geographical heart of the US with excellent access to major markets,
Dallas is within reach of 96 percent of the entire US by next-day air, and within
49 hours of most locations by rail or truck. According to recent predictions, Dallas
will become the primary product distribution center for the entire Western hemisphere
by the end of this century. Factors underlying this prediction are :
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The city’s low labor costs; |
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No personal or corporate state income taxation; |
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Excellent location in the central time zone in the epicenter of North America’s four
largest population centers: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Mexico City; |
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According the the U.S. Census Bureau's 2008 estimate, the metropolitan area's population exceeded 6.3 million. Dallas is the fourth-largest metro area in the U.S. by population and the sixth largest gross metropolitan product. |
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It has easy access to major US markets, as well as to Mexico and its 90 million people. |
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Dallas has the lowest distribution costs among the top 50 US consumer markets—lower
than Memphis, Atlanta, Chicago, Seattle or Los Angeles. |
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The Dallas metropolitan area has an unsurpassed transportation network, including
seven of the nation’s top freight rail lines and the nation’s largest road network,
with eight interstate highways and more than 300,000 miles of roadways. |
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Dallas being a premier location, and industrial real estate being timeless and functional,
Primera chose a yield-oriented investment that not only is based on established transportation
patterns, but also a market that is less volatile than other branches of commercial
real estate. |
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