About the asset class

MULTIFAMILY

Allied Atma Fund II, Allied Atma Fund III, EPC Fund IV and Villas las Toronjas are projects that fall into this category.

1.- Allied Atma Fund II

The objective of this project is the investment in Class A multifamily properties in the fastest growing areas of the United States, namely in Texas. The investment strategy includes (i) a value-added commercial origination investment strategy through the development and construction of multifamily properties, (ii) a value-added, strategic purchase of multifamily properties, and (iii) a mezzanine loan origination. The Allied Fund II portfolio consists of 5 properties, 3 of which have already been sold.

2.- Allied Atma Fund III

The objective of this project is the investment in Class A multifamily properties in high growth areas in the United States, mainly in Texas and Florida. The investment strategy includes (i) a value-added commercial origination investment strategy through the development and construction of multifamily properties, (ii) a value-added, strategic purchase of multifamily properties, and (iii) a mezzanine loan origination. The Allied Fund III portfolio will consist of 5 properties, including a multifamily development focused on adults over 55 years of age as part of the diversification.

3.- EPC Fund IV

Eagle Property Capital ("EPC") fund aims to identify Class B multifamily properties in areas with growing populations and increasing purchasing power trends in the Hispanic community in states such as Texas and Florida. The strategy focuses on the purchase of properties with a clear potential for value creation (poorly managed, potential for improvement or renovation, etc.). As of today, the portfolio is comprised of 10 properties with +2,000 units, and is in the process of stabilization with some properties at the end of their holding period.

4.- Villas las Toronjas

Villas las Toronjas is a 135-unit Class C multifamily project in Tucson, Arizona. Greenwater Investments aims to invest in multifamily properties with clear value creation potential in Arizona focused on the Hispanic community. As of today, 87% of the property's units have been renovated.