JENLEIGH HOLDINGS

STRATEGIES

Four Key Strategies for Successful Multifamily Real Estate Investments

Value-Add Strategy

Acquiring properties with unrealized potential and adding value through renovations, improved management, and increased occupancy.

Market Analysis Strategy

Conduct thorough market analysis to identify emerging markets and investing in areas with high demand and growth potential.
We look for class C- to B+ properties located in C- to A areas. Each asset is typically held for 3 - 10 years depending on the business plan for the specific property. Prefer occupancy above 80% with the exception of properties that require renovation, provided the properties are well located and present value-add opportunities.

Risk Management Strategy

Implementing risk management measures such as proper due diligence, market diversification, and conservative leverage to minimize risks and protect investment returns.

Partnership Strategy

We have support and partnerships with sponsors who are industry experts and have executed hundreds of deals, SEC Attorneys, Property Managers, Asset Managers, experienced operators and investors to leverage their expertise and maximize investment opportunities. Collaborating with trusted partners provide access to resources and achievement of our vision.

What will be given

As a global company, we have an inherent responsibility to drive sustainability, technology and corporate social responsibility efforts.

Find & lease space

Move into your first office, find a new one with room to grow, or develop a complete location strategy.

Manage property & portfolio

Demand more from your real estate. Go beyond cost and risk mitigation.

Invest in real estate

Uncover investment opportunities and capital sources – all over the world.

Transformation of technology

we develop and activate technology to make real estate work for the long-term benefit of our people.

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