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Highest Rated Mixed Use Real Estate Firms

F Street

BV Capital

Boyer Company

Driftwood Capital

Driftwood Capital

Harbert Realty Services

Harbert Realty Services

Most Popular Mixed Use Real Estate Firms

F Street

BV Capital

Boyer Company

Driftwood Capital

Driftwood Capital

Holdfolio

Highest Rated Mid-Sized Mixed Use Real Estate Firms ($100M–$500M AUM)

Redwood Capital

Redwood Capital

Highest Rated Large Mixed Use Real Estate Firms ($500M+ AUM)

F Street

BV Capital

Driftwood Capital

Driftwood Capital

JMA Ventures

Holdfolio

Deals from Mixed Use Real Estate Sponsors

Gamma Income

Private Credit Fund

Target IRR8 - 12%

Investment TypeFund

Risk ProfileValue-Add

Target Hold Period1 - 5 yrs

Asset ClassStorage, Industrial +4

Gamma Income

Private Credit Fund

Target IRR8 - 12%

Investment TypeFund

Risk ProfileValue-Add

Target Hold Period1 - 5 yrs

Close DateEvergreen

Asset ClassMixed Use

Avenue South

Avenue South

Investment TypePortfolio Syndication

Risk ProfileDevelopment

Target Hold Period4 yrs

Asset ClassDevelopment, Mixed Use +3

Avenue South

Avenue South

Investment TypePortfolio Syndication

Risk ProfileDevelopment

Target Hold Period4 yrs

Close Date11/1/2026

Asset ClassMixed Use

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