The NavPoint Real Estate Group team has been involved in the entitlement, development and ownership of a variety of commercial real estate projects covering all asset types. NavPoint currently maintains an ownership interest in over 200,000 SF of projects throughout Colorado and the West with an effective occupancy of nearly 98%. NavPoint has excelled in the development and ownership of medical office, industrial and retail assets.
Investment Criteria
Location: Anywhere in the Western United State with a preference for primary markets but a willingness to look at opportunities in Tertiary markets as well.
Property Type: All property types, with a preference for office, multifamily residential (both rental and for sale), Industrial and mixed-use properties.
Property Size: Up to $20 Million
Investment Type: Equity, mezzanine debt.
Existing Properties: Underperforming properties that have market-related occupancy problems or expansion potential, and/or require renovating, upgrading or recapitalization.
New Development: May or may not be fully entitled; Commercial projects may or may not be substantially pre-leased.
Note Purchase: Purchase of performing or nonperforming loans and other debt instruments that are secured by real estate (or partnership interests)
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| In our continuous and comprehensive searching of the commercial real estate market for prudent investments, we are constantly assessing the marketplace for asset and market-based inefficiencies that we can take advantage of in order to gain immediate and/or long-term incremental return without taking on additional risk. These inefficiencies are generally of an idiosyncratic nature (i.e. property or situation specific), rather than of a systemic market nature, that we are able to recognize and ultimately exploit thanks to our operational and capital markets expertise.
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Our underwriting process is a highly personal one. When it comes to assessing the value of a potential asset, instead of counting on third-party Property Condition Reports or advice from parties not invested in our success, we do it ourselves. We send out our own in-house experts to walk the building, evaluate its components, and interview the tenants. We often bring in contractors — not consultants — with whom we have a proven history to appraise its systems and uncover any deficiencies. And we analyze its potential based on what we know about the building and its submarket, not from what we surmise from broad based comparable data. In understanding an asset down to its base components we are better able to judge its investment potential and better prepared to manage it, should we choose to add it to our portfolio. | While we don’t depend on aggressive financing to buoy imprudent investments or position ourselves in the capital structure of properties we wouldn’t want to own outright, we do regularly use strategic structuring practices to enhance our position in an investment. Some examples of how we capitalize upon our structuring expertise are listed below:
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