Real assets. Operating businesses.
Two mandates, one orientation: durable assets owned for the long term.
I. Real Estate
Direct ownership. Across the spectrum.
Multifamily
Workforce and middle-market multifamily in growing submarkets. Value-add and well-located stabilized product.
Shopping Centers
Necessity-based, grocery- and service-anchored centers. Durable rents, credit tenants.
Self-Storage
Existing facilities with operational upside, plus select expansion in supply-constrained markets.
Healthcare-Anchored
Medical office and healthcare retail — long-duration leases, credit-worthy operators.
Land & Subdivisions
Path-of-growth land and master-planned residential, in partnership with regional homebuilders.
Mixed-Use Development
Ground-up retail and mixed-use, pre-leased to anchor tenants in essential services.
II. Private Companies
Businesses, owned the way we own real estate.
What we own
Profitable software and tech-enabled services businesses. Real economics, not narratives.
How we partner
Long-term ownership without a fund clock. Hands-on when needed, hands-off when not.
What we look for.
Real Estate
- / Off-market or negotiated
- / Healthcare-anchored tenancy
- / Distressed and value-add
- / Sensible basis
Private Companies
- / Profitable and capital-efficient
- / Founder still operating
- / Technology or tech-enabled
- / Suited to a long hold