
Ultra-wealthy family offices bet on discounted U.S. real estate amid rate volatility
Ultra-wealthy family offices are deploying patient, opportunistic capital into U.S. real estate despite high rates, snapping up discounted assets (e.g., a San Francisco office bought at about 21% of its last price) and locking in long-term leases (a 25-year deal in New York’s SoHo) as funds like Realm and Declaration Partners capitalize on long horizons; inflation fears drive real estate allocations as a hedge and diversification, though data centers remain hard to price and some office assets are flipped after distressed purchases.












