Timberlane Partners
An Institutional
Approach to Real Estate
Entrepreneurship
An Institutional
Approach to
Real Estate
Entrepreneurship
The Timberlane Difference
Thoughtful Investing
A Nimble, Flexible Approach
Timberlane has built a track record of forward-looking investing, leveraging markets as they evolve. This has allowed us to deliver strong returns across a variety of economic climates, primarily through value-added strategies with multi-family and mixed-use product, but also with new construction, commercial, and hospitality.
Risk-Reward Assessment
Understanding Risk
Timberlane evaluates each deal with a keen appreciation of risk vs. reward. Our offerings range from highly stabilized cash-flowing properties to out-of-the-ground construction, and returns vary accordingly. Key to our approach is a proactive effort to explain the profile of each deal to our investors, so they can make informed choices about their exposures.
Open-Book Investing
Transparency
Timberlane is not a blind-pool fund. Rather, we pursue new projects on an individual basis. This allows us to be transparent about the underwriting for each deal, which aligns with our drive to provide frequent, detailed, and realistic communication. This approach is inherently conservative, as we require true “buy-in” from our investors every time we pursue a property.
Our Portfolio
Morton
Acquired Property
Silver Lake Pool & Inn
Acquired Property
Essex
Acquired Property
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