Real Estate Joint Venture Equity - Enterstate Capital

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• REAL ESTATE JOINT VENTURE EQUITY ENTERSTATE
  CAPITAL

www.enterstatecapital.com
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Real Estate Equity Capital Solutions
Founded in 2018, Enterstate Capital, Ltd.
(Enterstate) is a private real estate
investment and capital markets firm with two
primary business lines Equity Capital Raise
Business capital markets business focused
exclusively on placing equity, as opposed to
debt, in real estate transactions in the US
Co-GP Principal Investing principal investments
business focused on providing GP Equity to
sponsors managing Joint Venture partnerships,
across multiple investment strategies Capital
structures sourced by Enterstate include JV, LP,
Co-GP, and Preferred Equity. We have
relationships with some of the largest and most
sophisticated investment groups in the world,
including private equity real estate funds, life
insurance companies, and pension funds, as well
as with discrete under the radar family offices
and private investment firms. Our investor
relationships are located in the US, Europe, UAE,
and the Middle East.
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What is a JV in investing?
In investing, JV stands for "Joint Venture." A
Joint Venture is a business arrangement in which
two or more parties come together to pool their
resources, expertise, and capital to undertake a
specific project or business activity. In a
joint venture, the participating entities remain
separate and independent, but they collaborate
and contribute to the venture to achieve a common
goal. The joint venture can be formed between
individuals, companies, or even governments. The
purpose of a joint venture can vary widely. It
could involve sharing costs and risks associated
with a large-scale project, combining
complementary skills or resources to enter a new
market, or pursuing a specific business
opportunity that requires collaboration. Joint
ventures are often formed when the participating
parties believe that working together will create
synergies and lead to mutual benefits. Typically,
a joint venture is governed by a contractual
agreement that outlines the terms and conditions
of the partnership. The agreement addresses
aspects such as the purpose of the joint venture,
the contributions of each party, the sharing of
profits and losses, decision-making processes,
and the duration of the venture.
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What is Joint Venture in Real Estate?
In the context of real estate, a Joint Venture
(JV) refers to a partnership or collaboration
between two or more entities to undertake a real
estate project or investment. Real estate joint
ventures are common in the industry and are
utilized to combine resources, expertise, and
capital to pursue mutually beneficial
opportunities. Real estate joint ventures can
take various forms, depending on the specific
objectives and preferences of the parties
involved. Some common types of real estate joint
ventures include Development Joint Venture
This type of joint venture focuses on developing
a real estate project from the ground up. It
involves pooling resources, such as land,
construction expertise, and financing, to design,
construct, and market a property. Acquisition
Joint Venture In this type of joint venture, the
participants collaborate to acquire a real estate
property or portfolio. They may combine their
financial resources and expertise to identify,
evaluate, and purchase properties that align with
their investment strategies.
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Real Estate Preferred Equity / Mezzanine

• Residential Multifamily, Student Housing, SFR,
  and For-Sale Housing
• Healthcare Nursing Homes, Assisted Living,
  Continuous Care, and Senior Living Facilities
• Industrial Warehouse Distribution Facilities,
  Cold Storage, Build-To-Suit Basis
• Other Self-Storage, Office, Retail, and
  Hospitality
• Development
• Refinancing / Workouts / Recapitalization

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Real Estate Co-GP Equity

• Between 25 and 50, to be determined on a
  case-by-case basis considering several factors,
  including the Co-GP contribution percentage,
  merits of the deal, and LP funding amount
• Primary and secondary markets in the U.S. that
  have strong underlying fundamentals for future
  stability and growth. Preference for markets in
  which the sponsor has investment experience.
• Participation in the LP commitment
  (supplemental), either through the investor's own
  capital or by raising capital from third party
  investors

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CONTACT US

• New York, New York, United States Phone No.
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www.enterstatecapital.com