Our Portfolio
We are active investors in US multifamily value-add transactions and have acquired over 27,000 Class B apartments with a total capitalization exceeding $4.32 billion since 2011 (as of 6/24/24). Our goal is to build a geographically diverse portfolio of multifamily communities where value-add renovations and improved property management create a “like new” experience at a moderate price point.
Investment Criteria

200-400 Apartment Units

1980's to Early 2010's Vintage

Mid-Sized Assets $30-$90 Million

Primary and Secondary Markets

Value Creation Opportunity

In-Place Cash Flow
Submarket and Property Criteria

Good School System

Infill Location

Strong Highway Access

Diverse Employment Drivers

Quality Tenant Base

"B" or Better Location within Market
Current Portfolio

Valley Lo Towers
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![]() OpportunityA confined and outdated kitchen gave the apartment an old, tired feel that was not attractive to today’s residents. | ![]() SolutionCreated a bright, more open feel by removing a wall and updating the kitchen with contemporary appliances and finishes that a potential resident would see in newer apartment buildings. |
Water’s Edge
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![]() OpportunityAn on-site racquetball court was outdated and underutilized while the existing fitness facility was undersized and viewed negatively by prospective residents. | ![]() SolutionTransformed the racquetball court into a two-room, state-of-the-art fitness facility with top-of-the-line equipment. The lower portion of the racquetball court was converted to storage for residents, and the former fitness facility was repurposed into a club room adjacent to the pool deck, which is well used by residents. |
Arbors
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![]() OpportunityInadequate and lackluster furniture with limited shade at a heavily utilized pool area felt uninviting and underwhelming to prospective residents. | ![]() SolutionUpdated the pool area with a contemporary color scheme, screened lanai, private cabanas, and summer kitchen with plush seating, hammocks and green areas. |