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Demographic Profiles

 

The Wall Street Journal

Offering you unmatched reach among senior-level decision makers who exert enormous influence over the brokering of high-end real estate transactions, including:

 

  • 82% of all professional investors
  • 55% of all those involved in corporate real estate acquisition and leasing
  • 53% of all those involved in new site construction/expansion/relocation
  • 69% of all corporate chairmen
  • 51% of all corporate presidents, CEOs and COOs
  • 52% of all corporate CFOs, Treasurers, Secretaries and Comptrollers

 

(Source: 2006-2007 Purchase Influence in American Business, Erdos & Morgan, 2007-2008 Worldwide Professional Investment Study, Erdos & Morgan)

 

In a 2007 Beta Research study conducted among developers/brokers and corporate real estate decision makers:

 

The Wall Street Journal ranks highest in readership of any measured publication among developers/brokers and is the most read publication among corporate real estate decision makers.

 

The Wall Street Journal is ranked the most effective publication in promoting a company’s brand/image by surveyed developers/brokers. The Journal is rated the most important and useful publication by corporate real estate decision-makers surveyed.

 

(Source: 2008 Commercial Real Estate Study, Beta Research Corporation)

 

Barron’s

Barron's readers have the investible assets to turn real estate developments into real estate realities.

 

Barron’s reaches 53% of the professional investment community. Please note: Barron’s ranks second ONLY to The Wall Street Journal for coverage … and higher than all other measured media.

 

(Source: 2007-2008 Worldwide Professional Investment Study, Erdos & Morgan)

 

According to the 2007 Survey of Barron’s Primary Readers (subscribes and newsstand purchasers)….

 

  • 32.5% invest in real estate (net), specifically:

    – Undeveloped land 17.8%

    – Commercial real estate 12.5%

    – Income-producing residential real estate 16.8%

  • 34.3% invest in REITs
  • 54.8% invest in foreign (non-U.S.) stock or ADRs
  • 90.5% own main residence, average value $1,137,200
  • 35.0% own seasonal/weekend residence(s), average value $1,020,400
  • 19.6% own MORE THAN ONE seasonal residence

 

 

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