Gautam Goyal-Owned Three Pillars Capital's Oklahoma Portfolio Generates Cash Windfall
Gracie Gottlieb | 8 February, 2024
Three Pillars Capital, owned by Gautam Goyal, has announced the refinancing of two Oklahoma-based properties, along with a substantial increase in their value. The properties, located at 717 Santa Rosa Drive and 5560 N. Portland Avenue in Oklahoma City, have seen a value increase of nearly 90% since their acquisition in March 2022.
“This is the latest in a series of increasingly visible victories for the team at Greenline Management, our in-house property management company,” said Gautam Goyal, Three Pillars' Founder and CEO. Goyal praised Greenline's exceptional work in onboarding the properties into Three Pillars' portfolio, implementing a deep value-add renovation program, and improving management. This success highlights Three Pillars' unique investment strategy, emphasizing their ability to generate exceptional returns through collaboration with American small businesses and contractors in the multifamily housing business.
CBRE played a crucial role in sourcing the loan for Three Pillars' investment in the Oklahoma City properties. The equity contribution from Three Pillars amounted to $14 million at the time of the transaction. Following the appraisal and refinancing of the assets, investors saw an immediate $7 million return on investment, despite the challenges of higher rates in the commercial real estate market. Three Pillars' operational focus on property investing has enabled them to effectively manage cash flow and pay dividends to fund investors.
Derek Fasulo, Senior Vice President with CBRE Capital Markets, commented on the difficulty many investors face in refinancing deals due to the significant gap between underwritten refinance dollars and the current loan balance. The Oklahoma City portfolio stood out as one of the few assignments that qualified for a cash-out refinance.
Three Pillars Capital, a Houston-based private equity firm, specializes in Class B and C multifamily communities. With over $600 million worth of assets under management and a track record of delivering significant returns, Three Pillars has established its position in the market. The firm's portfolio comprises more than 4,000 residential units, and their expertise in repositioning multifamily properties through value-add initiatives benefits both investors and residents.
Greenline Apartment Management, owned by Three Pillars Capital, is a Houston-based operator of multi-family residences. The company focuses on developing and operating high-quality homes primarily in Texas and Oklahoma. Founded by Joshua Welch in 2017, Greenline Apartment Management employs a sophisticated, hands-on approach to property management.
In summary, Three Pillars Capital's success in refinancing their Oklahoma-based properties has generated a significant cash windfall for investors. The company's unique investment strategy, in collaboration with Greenline Apartment Management, showcases their ability to deliver exceptional returns by revitalizing multifamily properties. With a strong track record and expertise in property investing, Three Pillars continues to manage cash flow effectively and provide dividends to fund investors.
Other Posts
- Investment Firm Meyer Handelman Co.'s Q4 2022 vs. Q1 2023 13F Holdings Report
- Exploring the Evolving Landscape: A Comprehensive Analysis of IRON Financial LLC's Investment Shifts from Q4 2023 to Q1 2024
- Buckley Wealth Management's Latest Holdings: Q4 2022 vs. Q1 2023
- Aquilo Capital Management Reveals Latest Holdings Report, Showing Significant Portfolio Changes in Q4 2022
- Pioneering Partnership: How Curida's Leap with Signet Healthcare Spells a Bright Future
- Navigating the Portfolio Seas: A Deep Dive into Nicholas Hoffman & Company's Recent Moves
- A Comparative Analysis of Keystone Financial Group’s Q3 and Q4 2022 Holdings
- Blackcrane Capital, LLC Q4 2021 vs. Q1 2022 13F Holdings Comparison
- Eagle Asset Management Q3 vs. Q4 2022 13F Holdings Comparison: Insights and Analysis
- Comparing Selective Wealth Management's Q3 and Q4 2022 Holdings: Winners and Losers