ATLANTA, GA - Forum Investment Group, a private real estate investment management firm, announced the recent acquisition of The Indigo, a newly delivered Class A, 168-unit multifamily community located in Canton, Georgia. The transaction marks Forum’s first real estate acquisition in nearly five years and reflects the firm’s disciplined approach to deployment and conviction that current market conditions present compelling opportunities for long-term investors.
The Indigo is situated in one of metro Atlanta’s most affluent and rapidly growing submarkets, offering residents convenient access to major employment centers, top-tier schools, and a diverse mix of retail and lifestyle amenities. The property features modern design, efficient floorplans, and a comprehensive amenity package that positions it competitively within a submarket experiencing limited new supply.
Key investment highlights include:
Strategic Location: Canton and Cherokee County continue to benefit from strong in-migration, robust household incomes, and expanding employment corridors—all supporting durable long-term renter demand.
High-Quality, New Construction: Delivered recently with Class A finishes and contemporary design, the property requires minimal near-term capital investment and compares favorably to older assets in the area.
Attractive Basis: Elevated interest rates have contributed to near-term pricing dislocation, creating an opportunity to acquire a high-quality asset below replacement cost.
Supportive Market Dynamics: Renter demand in the region remains strong while new supply is slowing—conditions that increasingly favor well-capitalized owners.
“We have been patient—by design—waiting for market conditions that align with our cycle-tested investment philosophy,” said Darren Fisk, Forum Founder & CEO. “Today’s environment, shaped by resilient fundamentals, temporarily depressed values, and selective dislocation, represents exactly the type of moment we are built to act on. The acquisition of The Indigo reflects the kinds of opportunities we expect to see more of as the market continues to transition.”