Wood Partners Multifamily Development Venture

Seven-property portfolio of multifamily development projects across select US metropolitan areas. Venture focused on developing Class A multifamily rental communities in markets forecasted to exhibit above-average rent growth and strong demand amid supply constraints. Leveraging the partners experience in the development of 36k+ US homes allowed the venture to benefit from economies of scale, higher degrees of construction cost certainty and lower risk

Prime European Hotel Portfolio

Investment in portfolio of seven 4-5 star hotels in key gateway cities across Europe. Acquisition was from a seller in liquidation, allowing for an attractive entry price with further value-add potential through selective capital improvements, cost reductions, improved operational pricing strategies, rebrandings, and attractive financing terms.

Prospect Park, Ft. Collins

505,000 square foot class-B office and flex portfolio consisting of 23 buildings situated within contiguous business parks in Fort Collins, Colorado. The portfolio’s diversity of spaces and finishes cater to a similarly diverse tenant base in the technology, life sciences, business services, engineering, government and healthcare industries, with a strong base of credit tenants at below market rents.

Alphahaus

21,000 square meter class- A office building situated in a major transportation node to the southeast of Frankfurt, a location earmarked to benefit from public and private investments. Following the planned departure of a large tenant, the business plan anticipates leasing the vacancy and stabilizing the property at market levels.

Las Mercedes Business Park

Investment in a 78,500 square meter class-A office campus in the A-2 submarket of Madrid proximate to the Barajas airport, one of the fastest growing areas of the Spanish capital. The 9 buildings offer flexible floor layout and extensive amenities, including a provision of catering, retail, fitness, and other services. The property has a history of strong occupancy, which created the opportunity to increase rents and stabilize operations following known departures.

Gwinnett Commons

Gwinnett Commons is a premier 115-acre master-planned business park encompassing office and light industrial facilities located on the northeast side of Atlanta. The approximately 1.2 million square foot property have been well maintained and a leader in the submarket for more than 30 years, creating the opportunity to add additional value by investing capital to present turnkey suites and converting office properties to industrial uses.

Greystone Multifamily Strategic Partnership II

Quilvest’s second portfolio aggregating income-producing class-B properties across the southeast US. Preferred equity investment targeted the value proposition of class-B rental apartments in secondary/tertiary markets, which generated lower valuations and superior operating fundamentals relative to class-A gateway assets targeted by institutional investors. Properties were repositioned with accretive capital improvements to generate rent premiums across the three-asset portfolio.

UK Multi-let Industrial Program

Programmatic joint venture organized to aggregate a diversified UK-wide portfolio of multi-let industrial assets. Through this strategy, Quilvest intended to capitalize on a dislocated non-institutional market and acquire mismanaged individual assets significantly below replacement cost and consolidate these assets into an investable grade portfolio providing stable cash-flow with a limited downside risk.

Aoyama Building

Off-market acquisition of 28K square meter class-B+ office asset in central Tokyo at a significant discount to replacement value. Investment opportunity was to capitalize on property’s large floorplates in a very strong micro-market and execute extensive capital expenditure plan to upgrade the building to class-A competitive standards and increase rents to market levels.

285 Madison Avenue

Unique acquisition and repositioning opportunity in a prime New York City office location, to take a well-located building from Class B to Class A through a building-wide renovation and re-launch. At acquisition the property was a vacant office building in a strong Manhattan location; upon the completion of the business plan the it was fully repositioned as one of the few Class-A pre-war office buildings in the submarket.

Greystone Multifamily Strategic Partnership I

Portfolio of six income-producing class-B properties across the southeast US. Preferred equity investment targeted the value proposition of class-B rental apartments in secondary/tertiary markets, which generated lower valuations and superior operating fundamentals relative to class-A gateway assets targeted by institutional investors. Properties were repositioned with accretive capital improvements to generate rent premiums across the portfolio.

Texas & South Carolina Multifamily Portfolio

Portfolio of nine income-producing class-A properties across high-growth submarkets within the United States. Investment capitalizes on strong supply/demand fundamentals supporting multi-family investments, addressing clear operating mismanagement by existing ownership, and exploiting the historically-low interest rate environment.