Starlight Announces Partnership to Acquire $1.3 Billion of Multifamily Properties in Southern United States

Starlight Announces Partnership to Acquire $1.3 Billion of Multifamily Properties in Southern United States

DALLAS, TX - Starlight Investments announced it has formed a partnership with two globally recognized institutional investors to identify and acquire $1.3 billion of recently constructed, class "A", garden style, multi-family properties in Atlanta, Georgia, Austin and Dallas, Texas, Denver, Colorado, Orlando and Tampa, Florida and Phoenix, Arizona.

The Partnership will target the acquisition of recently constructed communities in the suburban markets of select major U.S. cities constructed in 2012 or later. Specifically, the Partnership will target submarkets within high-growth cities that demonstrate superior rental income growth potential due to positive multi-family dynamics including compelling population, economic and employment growth.

"We are excited to be co-investing with two prominent institutions and to continue the growth trajectory of the Starlight U.S. Multi-Family platform. The newly formed partnership further validates Starlight's U.S. multi-family strategy and the returns that have been generated since inception in 2013," Daniel Drimmer, CEO and President. 

Evan Kirsh, President, Starlight U.S. Multi-Family continued, "Our newly formed investment vehicle is the result of four years of diligent work and the execution of our U.S. multi-family strategy by our team. We expect to commence our acquisition program immediately and to continue to utilize our active asset management program on each acquired asset."

Since 2013, Starlight U.S. Multi-Family has successfully focused on acquiring garden style communities in the southern U.S., acquiring over $1.6 billion of assets and generating superior returns. Starlight's investment thesis continues to be driven by net positive migration, job growth and continued shift away from homeownership, which has added approximately 18 million new Americans to the renter pool.

Source: Starlight Investments / #Apartments #Multifamily

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