Optimizing Value in Cross-Border U.S. Real Estate
Cross‑border real estate is about building the right structure around the right property. For international investors, family offices planning multigenerational wealth transfer, and global businesses expanding their U.S. footprint, the way you own and hold U.S. real estate shapes your tax exposure, liability profile, operational control, privacy, and ultimately the net value you realize at exit.
Cross‑border real estate introduces layers of complexity: U.S. tax rules that apply differently to foreign persons, treaty considerations, estate tax exposure, financing constraints, and the need to coordinate structures across multiple jurisdictions. Decisions made at acquisition ripple through the entire lifecycle of the investment.
This session breaks down the key considerations at each stage—structuring, holding, and exiting U.S. real estate. We’ll explore how entity choice affects tax outcomes, how to manage tax obligations, and plan for a tax‑efficient exit while preserving flexibility and control.
Event Details:
- Date: Tuesday, June 2, 2026
- Time: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- Location: Live Webinar
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Format: Educational presentation with Q&A
Who Should Attend:
- Developers and sponsors evaluating U.S. real estate opportunities
- Portfolio owners and managers with cross-border holdings
- Commercial and multi-family real estate investors
- Advisors supporting international real estate structures and transactions
- Banking and lending professionals working with cross-border real estate clients
This session is designed for those structuring, managing, or advising on U.S. real estate investments at a portfolio or entity level.
What You'll Learn:
- How ownership structure impacts control, liability, and long-term flexibility across entities and jurisdictions
- U.S. tax and compliance requirements for foreign investors operating at scale
- What happens at exit, including FIRPTA withholding and its impact on transaction proceeds
- How early structuring decisions influence tax efficiency, control, and long-term performance
- Where foreign investors commonly encounter risk in cross-border real estate structures
- Practical guidance for aligning investment strategy, tax structure, and operational goals
Register to gain clarity on structuring and managing U.S. real estate investments in a cross-border environment.
Learn from professionals who advise developers, portfolio managers, and cross-border investors on U.S. real estate structure, tax, and exit considerations.
