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Hudson Realty Capital LLC (Hudson) is an institutional real estate
fund manager founded in 2003. Hudson seeks returns through disciplined investments
in middle market real estate transactions.
Hudson's investment strategy focuses on the underserved market requiring approximately $2-$30 million
of capital per transaction. Hudson targets investments that offer calculated risk adjusted returns. Targeted investments include:
- Acquisitions of sub- and non-performing debt
- Financing of third party debt acquisitions
- Discounted acquisitions of performing debt
- Originations of first mortgage and subordinate debt
- Preferred and pari-passu equity investments
- Recapitalization of operating partnerships
Due Diligence
In order to evaluate and structure its investments, Hudson employs
a disciplined and thorough due diligence process, placing significant
emphasis on the analysis of multiple downside scenarios.
Transaction Structuring
Working in conjunction with the origination and due diligence teams,
Hudson's closing team customizes the transaction documents to best facilitate
the business plan goals for the asset.
Asset Management
Once an investment is made Hudson implements a rigorous, proactive
asset management strategy to monitor property performance benchmarks,
work closely with venture partners or borrowers to enhance performance,
and adjust strategies and business plans as needed to maximize returns.
Financial Oversight
Hudson's hands-on asset management approach is supported by stringent
financial controls and close supervision of financial partners
and borrowers, resulting in accurate and transparent financial reporting.
Integrated Approach
Throughout the investment lifecycle, Hudson regularly engages its
full team of real estate professionals in strategic decision making for
its portfolio, capitalizing on a wide range of experience across multiple
disciplines.
Investor Communications
Hudson is committed to transparency in its relationship with its
investors. Quarterly reporting and annual investor conferences include
detailed asset-by-asset information and investment progress, in addition
to detailed financial information.
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