Stoic Equity Partners Launches $15-Million Investment Fund

 Stoic Equity Partners, a commercial real estate investment manager and sponsor, has launched SEP Industrial Holdings II, LLC. Seeking to raise $15 million in equity from accredited investors, the 506(c) private placement investment fund intends to utilize equity raised to acquire value-add industrial flex properties across the Southeast. The fund is focused on acquiring multi-tenant industrial flex properties ranging from 50,000 to 150,000 ft2 within growth markets in the Southeast where the cost of new development is too high compared to market rental rates. The sponsor will seek to enhance facility revenue by increasing in-place lease rates and occupancy, if applicable, as well as through renovations with the goal of selling the assets to realize additional returns.

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