Phoenix Investors
Phoenix Investors is a national commercial real estate firm based in Milwaukee, WI whose core business is the revitalization of former manufacturing facilities throughout the United States. This strategy leads to positively transforming communities and restarting the economic engine in the communities we serve.
Phoenix’s affiliate companies hold interests in industrial, retail, office, and single tenant net-leased properties totaling approximately 37 million square feet, spanning 22 states. NREI’s most recent survey ranked Phoenix Investor’s as having the 28th largest total industrial real estate portfolio. Today, Phoenix principally specializes in the renovation and repositioning of large, former single tenant industrial facilities throughout the United States that were previously owned by major corporate clients, REITs, or financial institutions.
Phoenix Investors
Phoenix Investors is a national commercial real estate firm based in Milwaukee, WI whose core business is the revitalization of former manufacturing facilities throughout the United States. This strategy leads to positively transforming communities and restarting the economic engine in the communities we serve.
Phoenix’s affiliate companies hold interests in industrial, retail, office, and single tenant net-leased properties totaling approximately 37 million square feet, spanning 22 states. NREI’s most recent survey ranked Phoenix Investor’s as having the 28th largest total industrial real estate portfolio. Today, Phoenix principally specializes in the renovation and repositioning of large, former single tenant industrial facilities throughout the United States that were previously owned by major corporate clients, REITs, or financial institutions.
Experience with Success
Our substantial experience allows our management team to analyze acquisitions from all relevant perspectives, including:
Portfolio Repositioning
We understand that traditional concepts and solutions typically used over the last five, ten or fifteen years may not be optimal today. We seek to find the proper and, sometimes, creative solutions to help corporations dispose of their excess real estate, whether structuring a sale-leaseback transaction for an operating facility or acquiring a former, single-tenant industrial facility in need of revitalization.
Trend Driven
We are adept at identifying underlying themes and nuances that cause changes in the micro and macro marketplaces that drive accelerated value creation. We can identify and evaluate inefficient markets and property types, as well as assess risk profiles where the market has mispriced the tenant credit risk or fundamentals of the underlying real estate.
Distress
We understand all forms, whether (1) corporate distress due to the closure of a manufacturing plant, loss of jobs and damage to a corporate brand in the host community; (2) environmental distress due to historical contamination of a manufacturing site; or (3) property distress due to deferred capital projects and maintenance which are generally complicated to evaluate and costly to undertake.
Our Values
Looking forward, Phoenix will continue applying its disciplined investment strategy to commercial real estate opportunities while implementing new technologies and adding resources.
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OPPORTUNITY
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EXECUTION
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VALUE CREATION
Opportunity. Execution. Value Creation. Phoenix Investors.
Latest News
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Phoenix Investors Donates $50,000 To Pathfinders Milwaukee, Inc.
Phoenix Investors ("Phoenix"), a national private commercial real estate firm headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, announced a contribution totaling $50,000 was made to Pathfinders Milwaukee, Inc. ("Pathfinders"), a ... Read More
Reshoring Driving Industrial Real Estate Demand
While warehousing and e-commerce fulfillment operations have dominated headlines as primary drivers of industrial real estate, the sector has other factors driving demand as ... Read More
Industrial Real Estate Opportunities Expand Outside Major Markets
Many states have partially or fully reopened. In theory, this would allow employees to return to offices in at least some capacity. However, nearly ... Read More