Key Takeaways
- • Stone-Goff Partners has invested in 5Q Partners and funded its acquisition of One11 Advisors from Altus Group, establishing an integrated commercial real estate technology platform combining IT, cybersecurity, and property management software advisory services.
- • 5Q, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Atlanta, currently serves over 80 clients across 950+ properties in multifamily and student housing; the One11 acquisition expands its capability into property management software advisory across major proptech platforms.
- • Stone-Goff plans to deploy capital toward hiring, technology development, and strategic acquisitions as demand accelerates for integrated technology solutions in the CRE sector.
- • Wade Hughes remains 5Q's CEO, with Rob Bosco and Hannah Stone Craven leading the transaction for Stone-Goff; Deloitte Corporate Finance and LongWater Opportunities Fund provided advisory and debt financing support.
Summary
Stone-Goff Partners has made a significant investment in 5Q Partners, a commercial real estate technology firm, and backed its acquisition of One11 Advisors from Toronto-based Altus Group. The transaction positions 5Q to offer a more comprehensive suite of integrated technology services across the CRE sector, combining operational IT infrastructure with property management software expertise.
5Q, established in 2014, currently operates from Atlanta and provides IT, cybersecurity, and operational technology services to commercial real estate owners and operators, with particular focus on multifamily and student housing properties. The company maintains a client base of over 80 operators managing more than 950 properties. The acquisition of One11 adds property management software advisory and application support services across major proptech platforms, extending 5Q's service breadth beyond infrastructure into advisory and platform integration.
Stone-Goff's investment thesis explicitly targets the growing demand for integrated technology services within commercial real estate. The firm indicated that capital will support three strategic priorities: workforce expansion, internal technology investments, and additional acquisitions. Wade Hughes will continue as CEO of 5Q. Rob Bosco and Hannah Stone Craven led the transaction on behalf of Stone-Goff, while Deloitte Corporate Finance provided corporate advisory services to 5Q and Fredrikson & Byron served as legal counsel to Stone-Goff. LongWater Opportunities Fund provided debt financing to support the acquisition structure.
5Q, established in 2014, currently operates from Atlanta and provides IT, cybersecurity, and operational technology services to commercial real estate owners and operators, with particular focus on multifamily and student housing properties. The company maintains a client base of over 80 operators managing more than 950 properties. The acquisition of One11 adds property management software advisory and application support services across major proptech platforms, extending 5Q's service breadth beyond infrastructure into advisory and platform integration.
Stone-Goff's investment thesis explicitly targets the growing demand for integrated technology services within commercial real estate. The firm indicated that capital will support three strategic priorities: workforce expansion, internal technology investments, and additional acquisitions. Wade Hughes will continue as CEO of 5Q. Rob Bosco and Hannah Stone Craven led the transaction on behalf of Stone-Goff, while Deloitte Corporate Finance provided corporate advisory services to 5Q and Fredrikson & Byron served as legal counsel to Stone-Goff. LongWater Opportunities Fund provided debt financing to support the acquisition structure.
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