Round Hill Capital is a global real estate investment, development, and management firm established in 2002. Their core strategy revolves around identifying and acquiring assets in strong micro-locations exhibiting positive demographic and macroeconomic trends, supply/demand imbalances, and strong transport links. They focus on creating long-term financial and social value by building thriving communities around real estate. The firm deploys a vertically integrated model encompassing investment, asset management, development, and property management, leveraging insights, technology, and talent to create spaces that provide financial, social, and sustainable value to partners and communities. Round Hill Capital's investment strategy emphasizes the residential-for-rent sector, particularly in European markets. They seek income-producing, well-let, multifamily properties with high energy efficiency. The firm capitalizes on market dislocations to source attractive investments, demonstrated by their acquisitions in Spain and Germany. They target properties in submarkets dominated by homes-for-sale, aiming to benefit from the demographic shift towards renting. The firm's European Residential Income Fund II (ERIF II) exemplifies their investment approach, targeting housing assets in specific areas. ERIF II focuses on assets that are macro-economically sound and have a good supply/demand ratio. They see rental growth as a core aspect, thus targeting geographies with strong demographic trends, good connectivity, and sustainability. Round Hill Capital aims to create a differentiated real estate company with a unique approach to innovation and integration.
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Real estate, Residential-for-rent, Multifamily properties, Build to Rent
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