Can someone point me to a good list or provide recommendations for real estate private equity firms in Austin, TX?
I know about Amherst, but they are primarily SFR so hoping to find good shops with a more diversified assets.
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Funds with HQs or big offices: Pennybacker, Stonelake, Cypress, Virtus, and Endeavor.
There are a shit load of developers and syndicators there, but the folks above are the ones raising institutional capital into their vehicles.
Thanks man
Are there any local development companies you'd recommend? Not very familiar with the ATX market.
Off the cuff (by no means exhaustive):
Multifamily Developers:
Office Developers:
World Class Holdings, Nate Paul! $3Billion in assets and the FBI is a strategic partner with deep ties to the firm.
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If I were a troll I would suggest googling "real estate private equity firms in austin" but I'm not a troll so I'm not going to do that. To be honest, there are not a ton. Austin is not a finance/commercial real estate hub and has not been a place for institutional RE investment for very long. There are a lot of smaller repe firms that are popping up as a result of the booming growth, but many of them are very new. For a long time, any investment into Austin real estate happened either by the State of Texas (ERS), University of Texas system (UTIMCO) or in Dallas or Houston (think Hines and Crow/other Trammell Crow companies at the grandest scale) since that's where the money is/was. Austin wasn't a rich place until like, 5-10 years ago. Austin still has an incredibly small CRE footprint compared to other metros, it barely breaks the Top 30 in terms of CRE $ value in the United States. Similarly sized in that regard would be Charlotte or Nashville. Some of the most notable developers/investors in Austin would be, in no particular order 1) Pennybacker, 2) Cypress Real Estate Advisors, 3) Virtus , 4) Endeavor, 5) TCC, 6) Transwestern, 7) Stream, 8) Riverside and as mentioned earlier - UTIMCO and ERS in the public realm.
Thanks, yeah I think most of these names cross reference with what I have already researched. But I think there is still value in asking this community as often times people here have a more nuanced view than a list of recent fundraising activity or a linkedin search.
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