Madison
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Structure Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) investments that enable accredited investors to defer capital gains taxes while accessing institutional-quality real estate.
Multifamily Development
Actively develops and acquires suburban, garden-style apartment communities across high-growth markets, primarily in the Southeastern U.S. These properties are designed to balance rent affordability with high tenant demand.
Long-Term Value Focus
prioritizes long-term value by targeting strategic markets, partnering with experienced operators, and structuring investments aiming to mitigate risk.
Geographic Diversification
Targets markets with strong economic fundamentals, population growth, and favorable supply-demand dynamics to reduce concentration risk and enhance portfolio performance.
Primary Property Sectors
Multifamily
Self-Storage
Recently Closed Offerings
Madison Capital Group Go Store It Texas DST
- Property Status: Closed Offering
- Property Type: Self Storage
- State: Texas
- City: Whitney
- Properties: 3
- Equity Offering: $136,250,000
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- Assets Under Management (AUM) denotes the aggregate value of all assets managed by the organization, encompassing Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) as well as other investment vehicles.
- All AUM statistics are as of 2024. Past performance of the Sponsor does not guarantee future results. Aggregation and liquidity objectives, timing, and results are not guaranteed.
- High-grade institutional property refers to property that attracts large sophisticated investors due to the size and quality of the property – e.g. pension funds, life insurance companies, real estate investment trusts (“REITs”), university endowments, sovereign wealth funds, etc.