We concentrate our investments in asset-backed alternative investments, value-add, cash flowing single family and multi-family income producing properties, and new development build-for-rent communities.
KeyCity currently targets acquisitions in the A, B & C class markets, which cover a wide range of properties—from newer, turnkey builds that attract higher-income renters, to older properties, often without professional property management, that may cater to lower-income renters and likely require renovations. While B- and C-class properties typically have the largest product demand with the lowest supply, we are also seeing a marked increase in A-class properties. We believe this is due to several factors, in particular the growing U.S. populations who do not or cannot own their own homes—whether the result of financial issues or a desire for greater freedom that comes from renting as opposed to buying—creating a consistent market need for properties in these markets.
KeyCity takes a holistic approach to property acquisition and management, starting with a proven methodology for selecting well-positioned acquisitions. New properties benefit from smart upgrades, a comprehensive property management approach, and full-service construction resources.
KeyCity Capital created geographical target criteria using a formula based on those used by regional banks when targeting locations for branch cities and locations. We primarily focus on properties that show signs of growth and support for innovation, located in areas that are home to institutes of higher education, medical campuses, multiple large employers, a network of local and national banks headquartered nearby. Areas that meet these criteria support a range of employment needs, driving the need for affordable housing.
Multimedia
November 17, 2023
In this segment, Sebastian Gorka and Chief Client Officer Stephen Patterson dive into the real estate market as it stands today, and the advantages of investing in real estate. Stephen also discusses how KeyCity Capital...
Multimedia
November 17, 2023
In this segment, Chief Client Officer Stephen Patterson discusses the current state of the housing market and emphasizes how buying a home in today's economy is about 52% more expensive than renting due to climbing...
Blog Posts
November 17, 2023
Interest rates remained unchanged after the latest Federal Reserve meeting. Members voted unanimously to leave rates unchanged at their present 22-year high. However, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell did not rule out future increases according to...
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