Opportunistically Investing in High Quality Real Estate

Current Strategy

3E invests in real estate debt and equity with a focus on high-quality assets in current out-of-favor sectors.

Targeted Markets

  • Flight to quality, institutional-sized assets.

  • Capital-constrained competitive sets. Landlords unable to fund new leasing and capex.

  • Markets that will attract institutional capital at exit. Primary markets with an enduring importance.

  • Submarkets matter. Locations desirable to today’s workforce.

Asset Management

Engaged Senior Leadership


3E maintains focus on operations and costs, due to outsized skin-in-the-game, and collaborates with senior leadership, third-party property managers, and leasing teams to ensure a singular focus on generating investment outperformance rather than ancillary fees.

Active Leasing Transactors in Down Markets


While competing assets struggle to transact, 3E responds quickly to all lease proposals and pays tenant representation brokers promptly.

Win Business without Sacrificing Lease Terms


Maintain the patience and discipline to grow contractual revenues and term without compromising strong credit standards and lease economics.

Targeted Transactions

Acquisitions of Senior Loan Interests

With four decades of industry experience and relationships, 3E serves as a reliable counterparty in secondary note transactions.

Other Debt Acquisitions

3E underwrites properties encumbered by debt priced below intrinsic value. The firm identifies high-quality assets for trading or a pathway to ownership, including senior debt purchases in private or public (CMBS) markets.

Short Sale Acquisitions

3E pursues lender-facilitated “deed-in-lieu” transactions, often on an all-cash basis, to acquire real estate at substantial discounts to loan balances.

Other Portfolio or Property Acquisitions

Elevated interest rates, tighter credit conditions, and sector-specific disruptions may hinder market participants, allowing 3E to acquire high-quality, cash-flowing assets significantly below replacement cost and recent transaction values.