CNBC: Bain Capital Real Estate Head Bullish on Private Aviation Hangars, Marinas, and Other Alternative Real Estate
According to an interview with CNBC's *Property Play*, Ryan Cotton, Head of Real Estate at Bain Capital, stated that the firm evaluates long-term real estate demand with a roughly ten-year horizon. It pays less attention to office buildings, shopping malls, and multifamily housing markets experiencing population outflows or oversupply, shifting its focus instead to alternative assets such as senior housing, self-storage, and student housing. He is particularly bullish on private jet hangars and marinas, noting that these assets feature scarce supply and high barriers to entry. These remarks reflect the firm's investment perspectives and do not represent any newly announced acquisitions by Bain.
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