New investment fund targets troubled D-FW real estate.
“The current high interest rate environment has lenders locked up and owners needing to trade out of assets with financing issues,” Bradford president and CEO Kevin J. Santaularia said in a statement. “Therein lies the opportunity for Bradford and our private investor partners.”
“We feel that the capitulation in the market will drive rare opportunities for local, nimble investors in this new era of asset valuation resets,” Santaularia said. “Our funds are designed to give high net-worth investors access to uncommon opportunities that are historically only accessible to the most in-the-know local real estate investors like Bradford.
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