We measure what matters: occupancy, lease velocity, cost per signed lease, NOI, and resale value. Below are our portfolio averages, along with a closer look at some of our featured engagements.
Averages across stabilized and lease-up multifamily portfolios, 2023–2025. Property-specific results vary; full case detail available on request under NDA.
Most of our developers build to sell. Their goals are different and traditional property management can miss the mark. That's where we come in.
A mixed-use public private partnership with 116 apartment homes and 3,030 sq. ft. of retail. A catalyst for future development, The Barlow created an eastern gateway to downtown Plainfield that included public-backed TIF bonds, 13-parcel land assembly, a public infrastructure component, and new downtown housing.
97-unit Class-A mixed-use development in downtown Lafayette — a public-private partnership with Rebar Development and the City of Lafayette. Proximity to Purdue University created an unusually broad prospect pool: local professionals, students, relocating households, and international prospects. The building delivered fully leased — 30 days before the certificate of occupancy was issued.
A 205-unit mixed-use development built to anchor a 48-acre master-planned town center — creating a true downtown identity for a community that didn't have one. Mixed program required parallel residential and commercial leasing motions against a single stabilization clock.
An 84-unit mixed-use redevelopment positioned as the southern corridor gateway into Fishers — a live-work-play node designed to serve as an entry identity statement for the city. Three differentiated leasing tracks ran in parallel from day one.
80-unit Class A mixed-use redevelopment on the former Gatke industrial site. Industrial-inspired brick architecture with adaptive-reuse design. New product category for the Warsaw market — no local comp set.
Property names withheld. Scope and contribution only. Full case detail available on request under NDA.
Fishers, IN
18,000 SF ground-floor retail anchoring a downtown placemaking corridor. Lease-up demand generation for a non-standard 55+ buyer journey, commercial leasing, and civic coordination tied to the district expansion narrative.
Noblesville, IN
First downtown residential development in the market in over a century. Workforce housing component and ~5,000 SF retail. Lease-up positioning, commercial leasing, and civic coordination tied to downtown activation.
Carmel, IN
Market-rate mid-rise in one of Indiana's highest-income submarkets. Positioning, lease-up demand generation, and competitive differentiation against a deep stabilized comp set.
Indianapolis, IN
Mid-density mixed-use focused on street-level activation and walkability. Positioning and demand generation against an urban professional buyer profile, plus commercial leasing for ground-floor retail.
Fortville, IN
Small-town downtown product positioned around finish quality and walkability. Demand generation, lease-up systems, and brand positioning differentiating the asset against suburban garden-style comps.
Central Indiana
Mixed-use on a downtown corridor with small-scale ground-floor retail. Lifestyle-first suburban infill. Demand generation, lease-up systems, and positioning supporting downtown corridor activation strategy.
Indiana Secondary Market
Sub-100-unit market-rate multifamily. Stabilized asset with value-add opportunity. Retention, rebranding, and occupancy stabilization — operational performance work, not lease-up.
Brownsburg, IN
Modern flex office targeting small businesses, satellite teams, and hybrid professionals. Positioning, demand generation, and lease-up support for a productized office model. We ran it the same way we run multifamily — same tracking, same reporting cadence.
Westerville, OH
Took the same approach we used in Brownsburg and applied it to a Columbus suburb. Different market, same results. Confirmed the playbook travels.
Indiana
Design-forward mixed-use with industrial-inspired adaptive reuse aesthetic. Brand-driven identity targeting creative tenants and urban professionals. Integrated positioning across residential and commercial mix.
Additional engagements available on request under NDA.
Today: Indianapolis MSA, Indiana secondary markets, central Indiana corridors, plus active engagements in Ohio (Columbus suburbs). Mixed-use multifamily including ground-floor retail and commercial; flex office; adaptive reuse and infill catalyst projects.
Expanding actively across the Midwest in 2026 — Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Illinois. National engagements considered for portfolios of 500+ doors or distressed assets where the upside justifies the lift.
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