Equity capital for real estate development is not easily or readily accessible to small- and mid- sized real estate developers. Even developers with strong track records focused on impact areas like affordable housing and workforce housing find it challenging to access the risk capital they need for acquisition and pre-development. Digging into personal savings and high interest rate loans on credit cards can be a risky band-aid solution to a very big challenge.
Join us as we explore this topic in-depth from the development, co-development and investment perspectives. Learn about accessing equity for real estate development projects from JV partners, impact investors, banks, CDFIs, corporations, private equity and more.
Watch RecordingCo-founder of Commonplace and Amanat Properties, licensed architect, and city planning commissioner, Atif has an incredibly multi-disciplinary and multi-faceted view of real estate development and investment, honed through positions at as Extell Development, Turner Construction, and Honest Buildings.
Stolar Capital is a real estate private equity firm that owns and operates middle-market multifamily properties. Prior to Stolar Capital, Joe worked for The Related Companies in New York City and focused on Hudson Yards, a 28-acre, $20 billion development. Joe began his career with The JBG SMITH in Washington, DC, where he worked on a portfolio of 125 properties throughout the region with a focus on mixed-use, urban, infill projects.
Dure Investment Group (DIG) focuses on creating and preserving affordable and workforce housing through various capital structures in the New York metro area. Rodrigo is overseeing all acquisitions and asset management responsibilities. Rodrigo began his career with CBRE IPIG, and later worked in acquisitions at Stellar Management, he led acquisitions for Megalith Capital Management, and served as Senior Vice President at Customers Bank in the Real Estate Specialty Finance department.
Asland Capital Partners is a leading owner and operator of multifamily, mixed-use and retail assets in revitalizing sub-markets throughout the US. Asland principals have invested over $700 million of equity in adaptive reuse, workforce and affordable multifamily housing developments. Caleb is currently focusing on acquiring and re-positioning assets that have been under-invested and under-managed. Prior to joining Asland, Caleb worked at Cushman & Wakefield and RiverOak Investment Group.