Ways to invest

Real estate investing, on terms you can see

Diversified funds, single-asset syndications, and private client advisory. The specific strategy, structure, fees, and risk factors for any investment are set out in its formal offering documents.

How real estate investing works

Three ways people invest in real estate

Almost every real estate investment is one of three positions: you lend the money, you own the property, or you own a slice of a managed portfolio. Each sits in a different place in the capital stack, with its own balance of risk and reward.

You are the lender.

Lending — fund the property like a bank

You provide capital that the property owner borrows, secured against the real estate. Like a bank, you are paid interest and stand ahead of the owners if things go wrong — but your upside is capped at the agreed rate, and the borrower can still default.

Paid before equity holders
Secured by the underlying property
Return is the agreed interest — no share of the upside

With us

Often packaged inside a fund

You are an owner.

Equity — own a stake in a single deal

In a syndication, a group of investors pools capital to buy one specific property and shares in its performance as owners. You see the exact asset you own and share in income and any gain on sale — but you are paid after lenders, and you carry the risk of that one property.

Visibility into the specific asset you own
Share in income and any gain on sale
Paid after lenders; risk concentrated in one property

With us

Our Direct Deal Syndications

You are diversified.

Funds — own a slice of many properties

A diversified fund pools capital across many properties — and often across both debt and equity positions — under professional management. One commitment spreads your exposure over more assets, sectors, and locations, so no single property drives the outcome; in exchange you give up choosing each deal yourself.

Exposure spread across many assets and sectors
Professionally managed; one commitment
You delegate deal-by-deal selection to the manager

With us

Our Diversified Property Funds

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