Key Takeaways
- • Milwaukee-based F Street announced it has raised more than $30 million for its private debt fund, which provides financing to real estate investors across the U.S.
- • The fund, launched in 2009, now has assets under management exceeding $60 million, according to the company.
- • F Street says the fund has consistently delivered a 10% annual return to investors.
- • The raise brought in hundreds of new investors, per founder Scott Lurie, who said the capital will support growth and expanded real estate lending.
Summary
Milwaukee-based investment and real estate development firm F Street has raised more than $30 million for its private debt fund, the company announced, as reported by BizTimes - Milwaukee Business News. The fund provides financing for real estate investors across the United States.
According to F Street, the fund was launched in 2009 and now has assets under management exceeding $60 million. The company states that the fund has consistently delivered a 10% annual return to investors. The figures are company-reported and were not independently verified in the source material.
Founder Scott Lurie said the firm secured the investment from hundreds of new investors. He said the capital will enable F Street to continue its growth trajectory, expand its capacity to deploy capital across the real estate investment landscape, and support the growth of its lending services. Lurie also stated that the firm remains committed to delivering exceptional returns to investors.
F Street said it will continue to seek additional capital for the fund.
According to F Street, the fund was launched in 2009 and now has assets under management exceeding $60 million. The company states that the fund has consistently delivered a 10% annual return to investors. The figures are company-reported and were not independently verified in the source material.
Founder Scott Lurie said the firm secured the investment from hundreds of new investors. He said the capital will enable F Street to continue its growth trajectory, expand its capacity to deploy capital across the real estate investment landscape, and support the growth of its lending services. Lurie also stated that the firm remains committed to delivering exceptional returns to investors.
F Street said it will continue to seek additional capital for the fund.
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