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M&A combines sophisticated, institutional analysis with an entrepreneurial spirit in buying properties right. M&A focuses it investments on two primary property types:

  • Core+ Investments: Class A properties in high demand, supply constrained sub-markets that have under-market rents and/or significant operational upside due to general mismanagement.
  • Value-Add Investments: Class B properties where M&A can leverage its management experience by making both operational and physical improvements to significantly grow NOI.

M&A prides itself on unleashing each asset’s full potential through superior hands on asset management. This begins with creating a unique business plan for each property and then working diligently alongside our property managers, leasing staff, and maintenance crews to execute on that plan. In the end, we seek and create value where others fall short.