Frequently Asked Questions

According to Investopedia. Private equity (PE) is ownership or interest in an entity that is not publicly listed or traded. A source of investment capital, private equity (PE) comes from high-net-worth individuals (HNWI) and firms that purchase stakes in private companies or acquire control of public companies with plans to take them private and delist them from stock exchanges.

Private equity real estate should not be confused with an equity real estate investment trust, or equity REIT, which are publicly-traded shares representing real estate investments whose revenues are mainly generated through rental incomes on their real estate holdings. Using an active management strategy, private equity real estate takes a diversified approach to property ownership. General Partners (GPs) invest in a variety of property types in different locations, which can range from new development and raw land holdings to complete redevelopment of existing properties, or cash flow injections into struggling properties.

We do not typically except investors other than Accredited investors. However, there are some exceptions for individuals or entities with specific expertise related to commercial real estate investing  in particular.