Multi-family real estate properties are designed to accommodate multiple separate living units within a single building or complex, such as apartment buildings or townhouses. 

Mixed-use developments aim to create vibrant, walkable communities where residents can live, work, and shop in close proximity, enhancing convenience and promoting sustainability.

Retail properties are primarily intended for commercial use, where businesses sell goods and services directly to consumers. These properties can range from single standalone stores to large shopping malls, and their value often depends on factors such as location, foot traffic, and consumer demographics.

Industrial real estate encompasses properties used for manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, and other industrial purposes. These properties vary widely, from large manufacturing plants and distribution centers to smaller flex spaces, and their value is often influenced by factors like proximity to transportation hubs and local economic conditions.