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Aleks GampelCo-Founder, CubyWe've paid for the big-name private markets database, but none of them are built for real estate sponsors. CapitalStack is, and it costs a fraction as much.
Clint MyersPartner, Revolution Real EstateAs a real estate sponsor, we've tried other prospecting tools, but none felt truly built for our industry until CapitalStack. Real-time capital intelligence with a real estate-first focus.
Jeffery Judson-BakerInvestment Manager, Lake Union PartnersCapitalStack's new API saves us from having to log into another dashboard, pushing every investor and update into our CRM so the data shows up where we already work.
Dubi AjukwuCo-Managing Partner, Vana PartnersThis is the first thoughtful approach I've seen to solving the capital matchmaking problem. It's long overdue — for sponsors and LPs alike.
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A family office that bought industrial in 2023 is buying credit now. Static lists go stale in weeks.
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Fit: Institutional/pension LPs seeking a fund or SMA relationship into niche, operationally intensive RE — healthcare, impact/vulnerable-population housing, and hospitality — where FCP acts as controlling sponsor/operator.
Powell, OH / Petaluma, CA based SEC-registered RIA. Founder/CEO Ronald Silva — ex-EVP Lowe Enterprises ($23m contributed equity) — came up through the operating side.
Fillmore Capital Partners is a United States-registered investment adviser founded in 2003. Headquartered in Powell, Ohio, the firm manages a diverse portfolio of income-producing assets through a vertically integrated platform that includes property and construction management.
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Barings provided a $463 million floating-rate construction take-out bridge loan for Thompson Thrift's eight-property, 2,412-unit Class A multifamily portfolio across Florida, Georgia, and Arizona. The financing retired existing construction loans on newly delivered properties spanning seven high-growth MSAs.
View articleStarwood Property Trust provided a $237.7 million refinance for Pathway Triangle, a four-building advanced manufacturing and life sciences campus in North Carolina with Novartis as anchor tenant. JLL Capital Markets arranged the debt financing for the 582,000 square-foot property owned by King Street Properties.
View articleD2 Capital Advisors arranged $35.8 million in construction financing for Somerset Phase II, a 170-unit multifamily development in Philadelphia, comprising a $19.87 million senior loan from Silver Heights Capital and $15.96 million in C-PACE financing from Nuveen Green Capital. The non-recourse financing, combined with sponsor equity, funds a $46 million total project cost for delivery in early 2028.
View articleRangeWater Real Estate and Nippon Steel Kowa Real Estate Co. (NSKRE) broke ground on Ellory House, a 274-unit multifamily community with 39,000 square feet of integrated retail in Atlanta's Lulah Hills mixed-use development. This marks NSKRE's first development deal with RangeWater and RangeWater's 31st project in the Atlanta market.
View article11North Partners acquired two grocery-anchored retail properties in Lahaina, Hawaii (Lahaina Cannery and Lahaina Gateway) for $155 million, with PNC Bank providing $96 million in fixed-rate acquisition debt. The deal was arranged by Northmarq and represents a significant capital markets transaction for regional retail assets.
View articleThree LPs (Benefit Street Partners, Värde Partners, and Canyon Partners) have agreed to sell their majority stake in Fraikin, a €1 billion revenue pan-European commercial vehicle leasing and fleet management platform, to Asterion Industrial Partners in an exclusive acquisition agreement. The transaction is expected to close in Q1 2027 and represents an exit for the three existing majority shareholders.
View articleBDT & MSD Partners, backed by Michael Dell, is developing 75 luxury condominiums at The Boca Raton resort in Florida with prices ranging from $8.95M to $20M+. Approximately 40% of units have been sold within a few months of launch, indicating strong market demand for the project.
View articleJemal Real Estate, DivcoWest, and JLS Capital formed a joint venture to convert a 342,000-square-foot office building into 323 apartments in Washington D.C. Madison Realty Capital provided a $40 million loan for acquisition and predevelopment of the 1255 23rd Street NW property.
View articleConversant Capital closed its inaugural private investment fund at $845 million, exceeding its $500 million target by 40%. The fund has deployed capital across seven investments spanning senior living, student housing, retail, office, hotels, digital infrastructure, and commercial real estate credit, with backing from sovereign wealth funds, endowments, foundations, healthcare institutions, pension plans, and family offices.
View articleChip and Joanna Gaines completed a ground-up renovation of a 100-year-old building in Waco, Texas in partnership with AJ Capital Partners to create Hotel 1928, a 33-room boutique hotel that opened in November 2023. The hotel has since earned a Michelin Key award and become an industry favorite.
View articleBuchanan Capital Partners and Vault Partners closed a joint venture to develop Wildcat Distribution Center, a 321,120 SF Class A cross-dock industrial facility in Southwest Houston. The project features high power capacity (10,000 amps) targeting advanced manufacturing and data center-adjacent users in a tight submarket with 3.6% vacancy.
View articleBDT & MSD Partners, the investment firm managing Michael Dell's capital, is acquiring majority control of Sunrise Senior Living, a luxury senior housing operator with 230+ communities across the US and Canada, in a deal valued above $1 billion. The seller is a Canadian public pension fund, with management also co-investing alongside the new majority owner.
View articleRockpoint, a Boston-based real estate private equity firm, acquired Springs Business Park, a 119,700-square-foot, fully-leased four-building light industrial park in Concord, North Carolina. The acquisition expands Rockpoint's industrial platform in the Southeast and demonstrates the firm's conviction in well-located industrial assets in growth markets.
View articleACORE Capital provided a $71.25 million acquisition and construction loan to North Palisade Partners for the ground-up development of Palisade Santee Commerce Center, a multi-tenant industrial project on a 13.4-acre infill site in Santee, California. The financing covers both the land acquisition ($22.7 million) and construction costs for the new industrial facility.
View articleDacra's Craig Robins and BH3 Management are partnering to develop the Ursa, a 250,000 square-foot office tower with 15,000 square feet of retail in Miami's Design District. The project, designed by Arquitectonica and Daniel Arsham's firm, represents a revival of a previously dormant office development with approximately 40% more space than originally planned.
View articleDRA Advisors has formed a joint venture with Rithm Capital, acquiring a 49% stake in 1301 Avenue of the Americas, a 45-story, 1.7 million-square-foot office tower in Manhattan valued at $1.3 billion. Rithm Capital retains a 51% majority stake and will continue operating the property through its Elecor Properties subsidiary.
View articleSKB and KCB Partners acquired Trellis West, a four-building, 90%-leased research and development campus in Hillsboro, Oregon for $30.9 million. The property is strategically located in the Silicon Forest near Intel's major campuses and is anchored by Applied Materials and KLA tenants in the semiconductor and technology sectors.
View articleAffinius Capital provided a $94.8 million construction loan to Fields Holdings for Zev Corvallis, a 262-unit, 667-bed student housing development at Oregon State University in Corvallis. The 13-story project represents a construction financing transaction in the student housing sector.
View articleBlackstone's industrial arm sold a seven-building industrial campus in Fort Lauderdale, Florida for $57 million. BKM Capital Partners and Kayne Anderson Real Estate jointly purchased the 97% leased property located near Interstate 95 and Dania Pointe.
View articleSilver Heights Capital and Nuveen Green Capital provided $35.8 million in construction financing for Somerset Phase II, a 170-unit multifamily development in Philadelphia's Port Richmond neighborhood by Riverwards Group. Silver Heights supplied $19.9 million in senior construction debt while Nuveen Green Capital contributed $15.9 million in C-PACE financing.
View articleFaena New York, a boutique luxury hotel developed with backing from billionaire Len Blavatnik's Access Industries, opened in September 2025 in Chelsea after the original Six Senses project was abandoned due to developer bankruptcy. The hotel has gained celebrity attention and is expanding with a new 17,000-square-foot spa and planned speakeasy.
View articleMadison Realty Capital provided a $127 million construction takeout refinance for The Arcadian, a 502-unit multifamily development in Fort Lauderdale developed by Fuse Group and KREA Developments. The loan refinances the property's existing $84.5 million construction loan from Centennial Bank as the project moves toward stabilization.
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A research-built database of the people and firms that fund real estate — LPs, family offices, PERE firms, and RIAs — plus a live record of what each one is doing with its money. Sponsors use it to build a targeted investor list in an afternoon instead of a quarter.
Direct outreach by our research team, notes from active placement agents, and the investors themselves — many maintain their own profiles because they want the right deals to find them. Public filings and news fill in the record; they don't build it.
They index funds; we index mandates. Their real estate coverage stops at core and their records refresh on annual filings. Ours covers niche and emerging strategies, updates weekly, and costs a fraction as much.
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