Pembrook Capital Management is an SEC-registered private equity fund manager investing in affordable and workforce housing working to produce reliable, compelling returns for institutional and retail investors.

Led by Stuart J. Boesky, Pembrook Capital Management offers owners and developers of commercial real estate experience in addressing complex financing challenges. We focus on transitional properties in primary markets with high barriers to entry across the nation. The firm’s experience financing regulated and unregulated affordable housing as well as commercial real estate nationwide strives to provide attractive returns for investors.

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OUR PRODUCTS

Senior/Senior Stretch Bridge

Senior Construction Loan

Mezzanine Debt/Preferred Equity

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Investment Strategy

Pembrook believes that investing in low-volatility multi-family housing through a portfolio of short- and medium-term loans produces performance across varied business cycles. The asset class has historically demonstrated favorable supply and demand characteristics. The security of our assets is supported by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA, who provide long-term financing to our borrowers to repay our loans.

Affordable Housing

The chronic and ever-increasing national shortage of affordable rental housing, specifically in properties that target families with low to moderate incomes, has historically correlated with high occupancy rates and stable cash flow, potentially providing a consistent pipeline of investment opportunities.

CAPITAL STRUCTURE

Pembrook employs a proprietary capital structure that combines common equity with preferred equity, which is competitively priced and has no covenants.

Featured Project

San Diego Multifamily Development

Location:
San Diego, CA

Deal Type:
Mezzanine

Investment Size:
$11.7M

Bonita Glen is a 170-unit, 5.3-acre middle market and affordable housing multifamily community located at 245 Bonita Glen Drive in Chula Vista, CA.

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NATIONAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING LENDER

Strategies strive for consistent, stable returns, while supporting quality housing for working families