NEW YORK CITY—In a follow-up interview to his recent column "Do Real Estate Principals Ever Really Retire," Stephen Duffy of GlobeSt.com Thought Leader Moss Adams expands on his article, going further into the difficulties of retiring.
The majority of real estate principals are nearing the age when transitions become a concern, Duffy says. But, as Duffy explains, because the current real estate expansion will most likely run its cycle before the age to retire is fully here, cycle timing becomes more of an issue.
Also explored in the video:
- What retirement means if principals never fully retire,
- Where investor groups fit into the retirement scenario,
- The nature of "crossroads decisions,"
- Selecting future leadership for the operating company, and
- What to think about when approaching post-transition strategies.
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Geoffery Metz
Geoffery Metz is the content manager for ALM's GlobeSt.com, Credit Union Times and Treasury & Risk. Before joining ALM, he spent several years overseeing the newsroom at the financial wire service Business Wire, with special focus on multimedia presentation for the web.
