Equity placement involves securing investment capital in exchange for ownership in a real estate project or commercial venture. This form of capital is used to fund ground-up construction, acquisitions, redevelopment, and large-scale portfolio strategies where debt alone is not sufficient or appropriate.
We help clients access equity through institutional investors, private capital groups, and family offices that specialize in real estate. These partnerships can provide the capital needed to move forward while aligning investor goals with project performance.
Equity placement connects clients with investment partners who share risk and reward in real estate development and acquisition.
Common Use Cases for Equity Placement
Real estate developers raise equity to fund land acquisition, pre-development costs, and vertical construction on large-scale projects.
Investors secure equity to reposition underperforming assets through renovations, tenant improvements, and operational upgrades.
Equity is often used to partner with investors on property purchases where leverage is limited or long-term ownership is planned.
Large portfolio expansions or joint ventures may require structured equity participation across multiple assets or phases.
Equity Placement Insights
Successful equity placement requires a compelling project, strong sponsorship, and a clear strategy for returns. Investors evaluate experience, deal structure, market fundamentals, and exit scenarios before committing capital.
Our approach includes:
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Preparing pitch materials, financial models, and investment decks
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Defining investor terms, preferred returns, and participation structures
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Targeting equity partners aligned with project type and scale
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Supporting negotiations and documentation throughout the closing process