INSIGHTS

MULTIFAMILY

We believe multifamily real estate continues to be one of the most dependable and resilient asset classes—regardless of broader market conditions.

Even during economic downturns, people still need a safe, comfortable place to call home. In past recessions, including the 2008–2009 financial crisis, we saw only modest declines in occupancy—around 1.0% to 2.6%—particularly in Class B and C communities. This stability reflects the essential nature of housing and the continued demand for well-located, affordably priced rental options.

While the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted many sectors of real estate, multifamily demonstrated notable resilience. Class A properties in urban cores experienced some short-term volatility, but suburban and workforce housing—particularly in Class B and C assets—remained in high demand. These segments benefitted from renters seeking more space, affordability, and long-term stability, especially in high-growth markets like Texas and the Southeast.

OUR INVESTMENT STRATEGY

Every opportunity is guided by a strong emphasis on economic and demographic trends, as well as careful analysis of supply and demand fundamentals. Strategic acquisitions are made based on a disciplined investment criteria focused on long-term value.

The focus is on acquiring tangible, income-producing assets that offer attractive risk-adjusted returns. Whether targeting high cash-flowing properties, assets with inherent land value and downside protection, or those with rent growth potential, the goal remains the same: to deliver consistent, favorable returns for investors across all market environments.