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Soren Godbersen

Chief Growth Officer at EquityMultiple
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Soren is Chief Growth Officer at EquityMultiple. Since the launch of the EquityMultiple platform in 2015, he has overseen customer communications and educational content development. Soren is responsible for the ongoing development of the EquityMultiple brand, ensuring a great investor experience, and pursuing sustainable growth for the company. He holds a Bachelor's of Arts in Economics from Whitman College, and his writing has appeared in publications such as GlobeSt and the CFA Institute's Enterprising Investor. Prior to EquityMultiple, Soren worked on major product development and marketing initiatives for SaaS companies. He holds a degree in Economics from Whitman College.

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  • Proptech and AI: Transforming the Future of Coworking Spaces
    Soren emphasizes the role of big data and AI, stating, "Coworking operators should absolutely be leveraging big data and AI." With hybrid work rising, technology aids in asset selection, market entry, and dynamic pricing, ensuring coworking's significant role in the office market.
  • RealPage Lawsuit: Expert Weighs in on Rental Market Impact
    Soren says, "Blaming RealPage for rent hikes is farfetched. Structural and macroeconomic factors, like supply-demand imbalances and population surges in sun belt markets, are key drivers. The U.S. didn't build enough market-rate apartments post-GFC, and high mortgage rates keep would-be buyers renting longer."
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  • The data shows a bit of barbell-shaped growth in terms of what investors are interested in. The Alpine Note is still very popular given attractive rates and the fact that investors are still looking for meaningful real yields at a spread above what t-bills are delivering. At the same time, interest in real estate private equity is coming back, including value-add strategies that can bring an alternative source of total return versus public equities.

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