Real estate is often the most complex and most overlooked line item on a family office balance sheet. From direct investments in multifamily properties to legacy homes held in trusts, managing these assets requires far more than tracking property values and collecting rent. It means coordinating dozens of vendors, monitoring cash flow across entities, planning for future generations, and maintaining compliance - all while ensuring that real estate aligns with broader investment strategies and long-term family goals.
Yet for many single and multi-family offices, real estate management remains fragmented, with information spread across spreadsheets, inboxes, and various platforms.
Masttro changes that. With a centralized, purpose-built system that brings together every property, fee, vendor relationship, and payment schedule, Masttro empowers family offices to manage real estate with the same rigor and precision they apply to public equities, private markets, and alternative investments.
This guide outlines how top-performing family offices use Masttro to manage real estate portfolios more efficiently, strategically, and transparently.
Real estate plays a vital role in the strategic allocation of family office capital. It is one of the most favored asset classes among wealthy families due to its tangible nature, ability to produce reliable cash flow, and long-term value creation potential. According to PWC’s 2024 Family Office Deals Study, real estate remains a top-three holding across both direct and fund-based portfolios.
Real estate serves as a store of value across generations, particularly during economic downturns. Whether you hold multi-family properties, office buildings, or retail spaces, well managed real estate assets provide durable capital appreciation and offer liquidity through strategic divestment.
Rental income from commercial and residential real estate investments can provide predictable, recurring cash flow – an essential component of income generation strategies for family clients.
Real estate asset values and rental rates often rise in tandem with inflation, making this asset class an effective hedge against the erosion of purchasing power.
Family offices use property to align with multigenerational goals. The good news is with Masttro, complex ownership structures (trusts, partnerships, and LLCs) are fully integrated into your estate plan and balance sheet, simplifying wealth transfer and asset segregation.
Depreciation, 1031 exchanges, and deductible expenses make real estate one of the most tax-efficient investments available to high-net-worth families.
These include office buildings, mixed-use developments, and industrial properties. Tracking complex lease structures, vendor contracts, and market-level performance indicators is easy with Masttro, allowing for better oversight and faster response to market opportunities.
From luxury homes to family residential rental portfolios, Masttro centralizes property-level details, cleaning staff contacts, maintenance logs, and lease terms, offering full transparency to family office professionals managing day-to-day operations.
Wealth owners and single-family office leaders often cite four core pain points:
Masttro was built specifically for family offices that need to:
How does Masttro help a family office track real estate assets?
“Before Masttro, we spent days reconciling who owned what. Now our CFO has one-click visibility into our entire real estate portfolio.” - COO, Single Family Office
Masttro enables real-time financial oversight:
No more searching through folders and emails. All vendor and service information lives in one secure platform:
Stay on top of cash flow and obligations:
Tailor reports to stakeholder needs:
Masttro centralizes everything, from assets and financials to workflows and reporting, into a single, intuitive platform built for the complexity of family office services. This means your family office benefits from:
Book your demo and see how Masttro empowers you to take control of your real estate portfolio with less friction and more clarity.
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