Direct Private Real Estate
Strategic Partners U.S. Value
Americas, Value
Our U.S. flagship value-add solution is founded on “cycle-aware” investing which seeks to deliver relative out-performance through changing market conditions. We emphasize growing net operating income by improving under-leased and under-managed properties in select U.S. markets that we anticipate will experience above-average rent growth and total returns.
We strive to add value by implementing property-level improvements, which include deploying our proprietary Above and Beyond™ operating model to deliver highly desirable buildings. With support from CBRE’s market intelligence, we also tailor repositioning strategies to local tenant demographics.
Our experienced team of professionals has the flexibility to invest across different sectors to benefit from trends such as smart amenitized offices, for-rent residential demand, and modern logistics.
We strive to add value by implementing property-level improvements, which include deploying our proprietary Above and Beyond™ operating model to deliver highly desirable buildings. With support from CBRE’s market intelligence, we also tailor repositioning strategies to local tenant demographics.
Our experienced team of professionals has the flexibility to invest across different sectors to benefit from trends such as smart amenitized offices, for-rent residential demand, and modern logistics.
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