Forum Partners Repays Bridge Loan, Providing 20% Return for Investors

Real estate investment and asset management firm Forum Partners has repaid a short-term bridge loan that generated a 20% return to investors and equated to a realized 102% internal rate of return, according to the company.
A Forum affiliate utilized the funds for a strategic recapitalization of a phased acquisition of special purpose vehicles that hold interests in logistics development projects located in the Midlands of England.
“This example highlights how our strong partnerships create unique real estate investment opportunities that deliver meaningful value to both our portfolio companies and investors,” said Russell Platt, chief executive officer of Forum Partners. “We appreciate the trust our investors place in us to responsibly manage their capital and identify attractive investment opportunities across the development lifecycle.”
Forum Partners has invested over $7.7 billion since inception by deploying a focused set of strategies and thoughtful investment structuring across the risk/return spectrum. The company utilizes a top-down approach to investment allocation that is centered around identifying operating partners, property sectors, trends, and geographies that it believes possess the capability to achieve outsized risk-adjusted returns.
According to previous reporting by The DI Wire, Forum Partners and its portfolio company TSCG last month launched TSCG Credit Opportunities I, LLC, a private credit fund seeking to raise up to $25 million from accredited investors. The fund intends to utilize the proceeds to issue small-balance loans to current or returning TSCG retail clients seeking to increase property values through tenant improvements, leasing, and development efforts.
Since 2002, Forum Partners has deployed approximately $7.7 billion of capital across 24 countries and over 100 investments. Its operating companies and affiliates directly or indirectly own or manage over $14 billion of commercial real estate in the United States and worldwide.
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