Glenmont seeks to invest its capital in assets that offer the potential for highly attractive risk adjusted returns. Glenmont will continue to focus primarily on:
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Compelling opportunities in strong secondary markets to capitalize on the changing demographics, preferences, and supply/demand imbalances through investments in market rate apartments, seniors housing, and student housing
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Investments with more modest equity requirements ($5 to $25 million) that are often avoided by larger institutional investment funds
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Growth markets in the United States including strong middle markets exhibiting job creation and stable economic performance
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Distressed opportunities including non-performing loans, bank owned assets, and equity recapitalizations
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Select development opportunities within high barrier to entry locations in major metropolitan areas and growing secondary cities
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Sponsor / co-sponsor investments
Glenmont seeks to generate highly attractive risk adjusted returns through its hands on value creation at the asset level and less reliance upon macroeconomic growth