REPE Firms
Hey guys,
Im very interested in the real estate private equity industry, but not sure where I can go to find a list of reputable firms. I am aware of the PERE Top 50 list, but I know there are more solid firms out there. How would I go about finding elite boutiques and even larger investment managers who may not crack the top 50?
Thanks
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Best Way to Find REPE firms or multi family developer in Texas, North Carolina, Colorado, Florida? (Originally Posted: 06/11/2017)
I'll be graduating from my MBA program next spring and although I'm from California and would like to live in California or NYC, I'd like to live in an area where the barrier to entry to enter the housing market is low for my own real estate investments.
I'm looking to recruit for repe firms or a multifamily or commercial developer vertically integrated with investing .
The markets I'm looking at are Austin, Dallas, ( maybe Houston), Charlotte, Atlanta, Colorado ( probably Denver), South Florida. I like warm weather and for the most part am pretty easy to please. I could easily live in any of these markets and would be able to start investing in my own real estate.
Would love to hear the best way to find repe/ developers in these markets besides capIq and google. I appreciate any suggestions. Thanks
Check out this old AMA, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/ask-me-anything-repe-investment-…
Top REPE Firms/Operators - SoFlo (Originally Posted: 01/10/2017)
What are some of the top PE firms or operators you've dealt with (or heard of) based out of South Florida?
Some that come to mind for me are Related, Crescent Heights, and Kayne Anderson. Looking to expand this into a sizable list.
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DRA
I'm pretty sure DRA only has a couple people down there.
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Sterling Organization but they are retail focused
HIG Capital and Steelbridge have arms down there, Stiles, Swire(?), Banyan Street, RAM. I know I'm missing plenty.
HIG have developed quite a strong RE arm over the past couple of years I had a call with them two weeks ago. I think they focus on MM size transactions.
In the Office Space: Banyan Street, Crocker Partners, Parmenter, Steelbridge & IP Capital.
Edit: Add Stiles to this list.
There is also a value-add/opportunistic operator called Foundry located in Boca. Interesting business model and growing too. Main focus is office, industrial, and retail throughout the SE.
Why are you putting the list together?
The reason I ask, I live in South Florida.
Mid-market REPE firms in Charlotte/Atlanta/DC (Originally Posted: 12/12/2017)
What are some of the mid-market REPE firms focusing on multi-family or hospitality in Charlotte/Atlanta/DC/Raleigh?
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Best Private Equity RE firms (Originally Posted: 02/02/2017)
Hi,
Apart from Pere Top 50, is there any other good list of top RE investment firms (especially in London or Singapore)? Any firm you recommend in particular which is hiring now?
Also, how are salaries/bonuses/lifestyle in this area vs Hedge Funds (both discretionary/systematic), PE firms, IB, Consulting or PropTrading firms?
Hope to start a nice discussion to help everyone in the forums:) KS
https://realestate.ipe.com/investment-/ipe-real-estate-top-100-investme…
Thanks man, is this the best list available currently? Any point to search firms outside of that list?
BUMP, come on guys no one likes Real Estate? Whether you like it or not, everyone needs a home ;)
Come on guys, no one here is working in Real Estate investments to give some feedback????
Why not try the real estate forums..
No one replies there neither.. maybe you can add sth?
Interested too for REPE compensation in London !
Did you already get rejected at all of the Top136 mentioned above or why are you so desperate to get to know #137 and beyond?
Please read again initial post, I'm checking 1 by 1 the list of 136, just wanted to verify that's the best list available **"Any firm you recommend in particular which is hiring now?
Also, how are salaries/bonuses/lifestyle in this area vs Hedge Funds (both discretionary/systematic), PE firms, IB, Consulting or PropTrading firms?"**
OP - If you are "hoping to start a nice discussion", why don't you list some first and then ask others to add? Asking others to do your bitchwork doesn't seem genuine to me, and bitching about lack of feedback makes people not want to provide anything.
What are people's opinions on PGIM Real Estate?
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RE PE Firms (Originally Posted: 12/20/2010)
I have a couple questions regarding RE PE and hopefully some of you can answer them for me:
What RE PE firms are out there that are currently operating at full throttle and not weathering this financial storm so to speak?
Do we have a list of PE firms who specialize in RE in this board or even PE firms who have Real Estate Acq. and Dev. as part of their strategy?
Thanks much appreciated guys!
Not an exhaustive list, but should get you started on the right path. The following are the top 30 real estate private equity firms for 2010 (based on capital raised) as ranked by PERE News. All of these firms, particularly the top 10, are operating at full throttle and have done a decent job of staying afloat despite the industry's recent contraction.
*Full Disclosure: I'm an acquisitions analyst for one of the top 10 firms listed below, and would be happy to answer any more questions you or anyone may have regarding REPE.
I would say most of NPV positive is correct, although you might want to pare through the list
-goldman - i was pretty sure they were getting out of most of the opportunistic side of real estate, ie the whitehall funds, i may be mistaken though. i did possibly hear they were going to be starting a fund under their asset managment arm to invest in core assets however -Lehman= winding down from what I hear as well - they have a decent amount of legacy assets, but they most likely are not hiring =Ciit Property Investors - bought out by Apollo Global Management (another one you may want to look into) -bank of america merrill lynch - I thought they sold their opportunistic funds to Blackstone?
Other than fhat from what I understand, the rest of the list looks ok. TPG, KKR, and a few other shops are looking to get in on the real estate game. basically whatever funds are in the process or have just completed fundraising are your best bet because 1) it usually shows that their track records or prestige is good enough that they are able to raise funds in a difficult environment, 2) because they are raising funds, they will probably need incoming analysts for anything from acquisitions to asset management, etc.
I would check out perenews.com if you hardcore about it. The have stories all the time about RE PE firms. The ones that are buying or funding, as said before, are probably the ones you want to focus on.
A little bit more on the some RE PE shops mentioned above:
wow thanks guy this helps a lot and I really appreciate it. Let me look into all of the above and if I come across more questions I will let you know. Again, thanks so much.
Posting a comment so I can come back to this thread for reference.
how is the RE PE biz in general?
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