Investors

Investors

Berkeley’s goal is to provide consistently high returns, preserve wealth, and create a diverse portfolio of assets for its LP’s. We achieve this through the combination of our experience, our analytical approach, and our focus on boutique investment opportunities.

Seeking to meet the varied needs of our international clients, we offer both Traditional Fund Investment and Direct Investment Advisory.

For Fund Investments, we target ticket sizes of $15MM - $35MM. This is a space currently underserved by larger PE firms in the market. Our niche focus will provide foreign capital sources access to deals in the US that they have previously been unable to invest in.

Ticket sizes for Direct Investments range considerably depending on the needs of each investor. Berkeley has demonstrated an ability to source direct opportunities ranging from $50MM to $250MM.

No matter the investment vehicle, our goal is to blend strong returns with security of capital to ensure a successful outcome for our LPs.

Asset Classes

Senior Housing

Principals of Berkeley have strong ties to proven Senior Housing developer and operator—OMNI Senior Living. OMNI’s founder, Pat Finley, sits on the board of Berkeley and is a strong source of quality deal pipeline.

Because of the combination of healthcare and hospitality, Senior Housing benefits from consistently strong returns and a track record of outperforming other asset classes during economic downturn.

Of course, Senior Housing is also poised to take advantage of the huge demographic that the United States is experiencing. The US population is aging rapidly and living longer than ever—this aging population will face healthcare and housing needs that are best addressed by Senior Housing communities.

Medical Real Estate

Active board member, Dr. Murali Lakireddy, has substantial connections to the Medical Real Estate through his relationship with Aspen Dental Centers. In addition, Berkeley also has stakeholders with experience operating Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASC).

The operational focus of Medical Real Estate generates cash flows sooner than many other real estate investment opportunities.

The growth in the healthcare sector has been unprecedented, and expectations are that this growth will continue despite the current recession

Both options are easily scalable products with ample room for growth across the US. This growth, in addition to the consistently outsized returns that are common to healthcare, makes Medical Real Estate an extremely attractive investment option.

Multifamily

Multifamily assets have long been a core component of real estate portfolios, and for good reason.

Strong demand and minimal operational risk help to make multifamily a consistent and predictable real estate asset.

As urban centers have seen a resurgence in recent years—a trend that is expected to continue well into the future—multifamily will undoubtedly maintain its strength as an asset class.

Multifamily assets have the added benefit of thriving in difficult economic conditions. As the state of the economy is currently in flux, multifamily assets are crucial components of a real estate portfolio.

Mixed-Use

Berkeley Principals have experience facilitating complex Mixed-Use projects (actual asset pictured above) —combining hospitality, office, retail, and multifamily—in urban areas that have seen immense success. The size and complexity of these developments requires a capital provider who understands these nuances.

Across all generations and demographics, there is a strong desire for “live-work-play” communities. Berkeley's goal in focusing investment in Mixed-Use projects is to capitalize on this lasting trend.

The many different real estate components involved in Mixed-Used development adds complexity to the investment, fortunately, Berkeley’s vast experience in handling Mixed-Use transactions helps unlock the immense value in these projects.

Local to Cleveland, developments like the upcoming Circle Square is an excellent example of a Mixed-Use project.

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