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LivBrook Capital Overview
LivBrook Capital is a vertically integrated real estate investment, development, and asset management firm dedicated to elevating communities through transparent, ethical, and performance-driven multifamily investing. With a portfolio spanning 3,488 units and more than $400 million in assets under management, LivBrook focuses on acquiring, repositioning, and developing investment-grade apartment communities across strategic U.S. growth markets. The firm’s mission is built around creating value not only for investors, but also for residents and the broader neighborhoods it serves.
Central to LivBrook’s philosophy is the belief that great real estate begins with people. The firm pairs thoughtful property improvements with high-quality management practices to create supportive, resident-centered environments. By prioritizing safe, clean housing, meaningful amenities, and engaged on-site experiences, LivBrook strengthens resident satisfaction—a key driver of stability, long-term occupancy, and investment performance. This values-driven approach informs every acquisition, beginning with rigorous underwriting, submarket analysis, and operational due diligence that ensure each asset can thrive across economic cycles.
With a historical portfolio IRR of 35%, LivBrook has earned a reputation for disciplined execution, investor-aligned decision making, and consistent results. The firm targets well-located garden-style, mid-rise, and high-rise communities ranging from core-plus to value-add and opportunistic opportunities, as well as new development in resilient A+ to B– locations. Guided by integrity, inclusion, and a commitment to community uplift, LivBrook Capital continues to build portfolios that generate reliable returns while making a meaningful difference in the lives of residents and the neighborhoods they call home.
Address
PO Box 8266, Reno, NV
Reno,
Nevada
89507
Year Founded
N/A
Operates In
Nebraska
Asset Classes
Multifamily
Accepted Investors
Accredited