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Ridaa Murad

FounderBreakform RE

Los Angeles Area

Member Since October 2014

Skills

Private Equity
Real Estate
Venture Capital

About

Ridaa has been focused on residential real estate development, investment and management since 2013. He is the Co-Founder of The Bedrock Group, LLC which owns, operates and manages eighteen manufactured housing communities across four states with over twelve hundred and fifty homes. He is the Founder of Breakform Realty Ventures, which owns, operates and manages numerous single family and multi-family development projects across Southern California. Ridaa was a Principal and Managing Director at Christina Development Corp. a real estate development company before starting his own firm. Prior to that he held Vice President positions at both HSBC Bank and Barclays Capital where he was in charge of the firms’ Indian Equity Investments and was a member of the Asia Advisory Committee. He was a co-founder of Veda Asset Management, LLC, an alternative investment management firm. Prior to starting Veda Asset Management, Ridaa was an Associate Director and Product Manager at Bear Stearns in the Structured Equity Products division, where he built their Market Access Product division for South & South East Asia, a $3 billion portfolio of assets in the region. Ridaa is a John C. Whitehead Fellow of the Foreign Policy Association, a member of the Harrow Association, Urban Land Institute, Building Industry Association of Southern California and the Young Entrepreneurs Council. He currently serves on the Board of the Kathi Koll Foundation and Urban Golf Performance. Ridaa earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics as a Charles June Patrick Scholar from Bard College in New York

Published content

Five Things To Consider When Evaluating The Investment Potential Of Ground-Up Real Estate

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While every real estate build is different, there are some commonalities to consider in order to properly evaluate the investment potential of a ground-up project.

expert panel

Every aspiring entrepreneur starts out with a great idea. Some people turn this idea into a side hustle and sell a small amount of their product or service, while others succeed at expanding their businesses quickly and widely. However, many quickly discover that running and growing a business is hard work and may struggle to sustain their fledgling startup. Those who have business ideas that start off slowly may wonder if the struggles they're facing are obstacles that can be overcome. Below, 10 members of Young Entrepreneur Council weighed in on some reasons why someone might not be cut out for entrepreneurship.

Could Private Investments Increase The Availability Of Affordable Housing?

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What can be done, and by whom, to help more Americans access affordable housing?

Company details

Breakform RE

Company bio

Residential real estate investment platform focused on housing needs across the income spectrum across the United States. We own, operate, manage, develop, and sell residential assets across the income spectrum through our various affiliated entities.

Industry

Real Estate

Area of focus

Residential

Company size

11 - 50

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