We have several investments funds that acquire all types of real estate assets. Our founder (see about us) has been involved in the ownership of over 450 real estate projects. Over the past 34 years, the ancestry of this company has specialized in turning troubled and drab real estate projects into attractive, desirable and productive assets. During this time we have diversified and have obtained substantial experience in all sectors of the real estate industry and in all types of real estate properties and projects. Besides the ownership and management of real estate assets we have been at the forefront of the modernization and adaptive reuse of many real estate buildings for new purposes. Our innovative ideas in the renovation and re-positioning of real estate projects have helped sparked community pride, re-birth and re-gentrification. We also have extensive experience in obtaining developmental approvals and entitlements for real estate projects while being sensitive to the environment and the current economic market conditions.
See our investment criteria and the types of property we are generally interested in acquiring here.
We are especially pleased to offer corporations, not-for-profits and governmental entities a highly effective financing tool: long-term net leases that unlock the value of real estate assets and free up capital for unrestricted uses.
A couple of timely questions: Do companies really need to own their core real estate assets? Is it significantly more efficient to occupy core assets under long-term leases and use the cash proceeds for other corporate purposes while leaving the risk of real estate to others?
For most companies that own and occupy real estate, their financial success depends upon meeting the following objectives:
•to make the most efficient use of assets
•to obtain the lowest cost of capital
•to focus on its core business operations
Our solution: A long-term net lease sale/leaseback transaction which will greatly help to meet these objectives by:
•realizing 100% of the current real estate value
•maintaining absolute and long-term control over core operating facilities
•monetizing assets at a low cost of capital
•removing assets from the balance sheet
•providing unrestricted use of proceeds for expansion, stock buy-back programs, debt restructuring, acquisitions and other core business opportunities shifting real estate risk to others while improving return on investment and the bottom line.
