Midloch Investment Partners CEO and Principal Andy Sinclair offers physicians and other medical professionals tips for investing in private real estate, including how to evaluate real estate sponsors and funds.

Midloch Investment Partners and Outrigger Industrial have acquired a new 99,500 SF warehouse and distribution center just south of the Pittsburgh airport. Pittsburgh’s a fast-growing distribution and logistics hub.

Midloch Investment Partners and Hempel Real Estate have acquired The Malt House apartments in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The iconic 118-unit multifamily property is in the historic downtown Pabst District.

Midloch Investment Partners and Fountain Real Estate Capital have acquired Tradesmen Industrial in Madison, Wisconsin. The industrial-flex property can accommodate warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing uses. Tradesmen is 131,558 square feet on 8.98 acres and fully leased to three tenants.

Midloch Investment Partners and Hempel Real Estate have acquired a controlling interest in The Oscar apartments, a 240-unit multifamily rental community near downtown Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Completed in 2021, The Oscar offers a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments across three buildings.

Midloch Investment Partners and Fountain Real Estate Capital have acquired Boone Plaza in the Golden Valley submarket of Minneapolis. Midloch and Fountain are joint-venture investors in the property, which is 123,608 square feet on 10 acres. Boone Plaza is fully leased to a mix of 16 diverse tenants.

Midloch Investment Partners and Hudson Investing have acquired Jackson Run Townhomes, an 84-unit Class A multifamily rental community in the northwest suburbs of Indianapolis. With an average size of 1,897 square feet, the residences feature two-car garages, spacious kitchens, master bathrooms with walk-in showers, and ADT security systems.

Midloch Investment Partners and X Development have acquired Highbury at Lake Park, a Class-A shopping center in the West Valley City submarket of Salt Lake City. Midloch is a preferred equity investor in the property, which is the firm’s first investment in Salt Lake City. Tenants at the shopping center include Bank of America, Xfinity, Freddy’s, Marshalls and Cafe Rio.

The recent increase in interest rates has created challenges for commercial real estate. Syndicators of over-leveraged investments have been among the hardest hit. Fortunately, says Midloch’s Tim Donovan, new sources of equity and debt are helping sponsors recapitalize assets that are fundamentally sound or have the potential to be.

Following the recent sale of its Last Mile Penn industrial property in Minneapolis and the acquisition of three multifamily properties in Wisconsin, Midloch Investment Partners has closed its second “value fund” (Midloch Value Fund II) to new investors after raising $60 million.

Midloch Investment Partners and its joint-venture partner Fountain Real Estate Capital have sold 9231 Penn Avenue South, a distribution facility in the Bloomington submarket.

The Sun Belt gets a lot of attention, but the Midwest is best for investing in middle-market multifamily and commercial real estate, especially if you can acquire properties at a discount in the first place.

Midloch Investment Partners and its joint-venture partner WindMass Capital have acquired Riverwalk Apartments, a 176-unit multifamily community in the Richardson submarket of Dallas.

Midloch Investment Partners and its joint-venture partners have acquired three multifamily apartment properties in Wisconsin. The total capitalization of the properties is $71 million.

Midloch Investment Partners and its joint-venture partner CoreOne Industrial LLC acquired a 62,472 SF warehouse on an eight acre lot in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Midloch Investment Partners, in a joint venture between Corner Lot Advisors, has acquired Ashbury Courts, a 156-unit multifamily building in Laurel, MD., for $35 million.

Midloch Investment Partners and Artisan Capital Group have sold Villa Medici Apartments and Townhomes for $43.6 million. Midloch and ACG acquired the property in August 2020 after initially contracting to buy it in February 2020 as Covid was taking hold. The purchase price was $25 million.

Juniors in Marquette University’s Real Estate Asset Program seemed a little shocked when director Vito Taphorn during their first class handed out specs on an actual property, and asked for opinions on whether they should buy it.