WHAT WE DO
We raise funds from investors, and pool that capital together to go buy real assets at institutional scale
We operate and manage those assets, returning cash distributions to those investors and educating them in the process
We increase the value of these assets over the long term and return a larger piece of pie to our investors, putting more money back into their pockets
Why Choose Elkstone?
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Experienced Across Multiple Asset Types Allows Us to Pivot with the Market
Deep Private Relationships Giving an Edge Over the Competition
High-Quality Execution Optimizing For Quality Results
ASSET CLASSES
WHY WAREHOUSES?
The surge in online shopping has propelled demand for strategically located distribution centers. Driven by rapidly increasing e-commerce trends, this asset class has the highest rent growth in recent years. It's significant scale, NNN with long-term lease agreements, and annual rent escalations position warehouses as a safe and robust investment choice
WHY SELF-STORAGE?
Self-storage emerges as a compelling investment with its steady income stream and minimal management requirements. Demand for space remains resilient, driven by life events such as relocation or downsizing. These properties often have lower operating costs making self-storage an efficient and lucrative asset class for investors seeking simplicity and consistent returns
WHY APARTMENTS?
Apartments excel due to their consistent rental income, stable demand, and potential for long-term appreciation. They are recession resilient as everyone always needs a place to live. With economies of scale, diverse tenant bases, and favorable financing options, apartments offer a compact yet robust investment opportunity
WHY SINGLE FAMILY?
Single-Family for Rent has emerged as the newest darling of institutional real estate investing. It offers a cheaper alternative to owning a home, especially with how expensive mortgages are due to historically high home values and interest rates. It offers families the perks of a home-owner lifestyle on the budget of an apartment rental