EvCap acquired a 60,000 s.f strip mall in one of the main retail nodes of Gresham. The property was 66% occupied at purchase and EvCap boosted occupancy to 92% in less than 1 year by demolishing and ground leasing the corner building to Chick-Fil-A and relocating those tenants throughout the shopping center.
EvCap acquired a 25,000 square foot former Sears Auto anchored shopping center that was purchased 60% vacant in one of the most highly traveled intersections in DuPage County. Aspen Dental, Lenscrafters, McAlister’s Deli, and Tide came in to fully occupy the asset.
EvCap and the City of Chicago entered into a public / private partnership to operate an 11 store shopping center leased to Starbucks, Chase Bank, Burger King, Accelerated Rehab, Subway, and other regional and local tenants. The property is a world class facility that is located in the core of downtown Chicago, located within Millennium Park on Michigan Avenue. During ownership, EvCap extended 9 of the 11 leases on 10-15 year terms.
EvCap purchased one of the last remaining lots within the Drexel Town Square redevelopment. Evcap entitled and built a brand new 3 building strip center and sold the project to an institutional investor after stabilizing the asset to 100% occupancy with a mix of national and regional tenants.
EvCap purchased and developed a 2-tenant strip center with Panera Bread and Vision Works on corporate leases. The property is a pad to the dominant power center in the trade area that has Target, Kohl’s, Ross, PetSmart and others as the major anchors.
EvCap purchased a 15,000 square foot building with Lumber Liquidators in hand as a tenant and closed with the property 50% vacant. The property was 100% leased within 6 months and sold within 12 months of acquisition.
EvCap acquired and repurposed a 4,900 square foot project on the best corner in Mountain View - home base for Google. Mattress Firm executed a lease post close and Evcap sold the asset post-occupancy.
EvCap sourced 100% of the debt and equity for a group that forward funded and acquired a portfolio of 12 Family Dollars for long term cash flow purposes.
EvCap acquired a 9,200 square foot vacant building that was closed with a 10 year lease with AutoZone in the ultra high barrier to entry market of Alameda. EvCap worked hand in hand with the historical society and City on the necessary entitlements and approvals for building renovations and then sold the project to a 1031 investor less than 9 months after acquisition.
EvCap acquired 2 vacant buildings across from Fashion Fair Mall, which is anchored by Apple, Macy’s, and others. This was a ground up development for Sleep Number.
EvCap negotiated a 10 year blend and extend on a Mattress Firm lease with 2 years remaining and sold the property to a REIT shortly after.
EvCap acquired a Golf Galaxy paying rents 50% below market in a shopping center that was redeveloped with a new Whole Foods, Nordstrom Rack, and a $20M renovation.
EvCap acquired a low rent Pier One in front of the top performing mall in West Virginia. Once Pier1 vacated, Evcap relet and renovated for Pet Supplies Plus and sold the asset.
EvCap acquired a former Pier One and pre-leased it to two mattress tenants during its due diligence and escrow period.
EvCap acquired a 6,000 square foot former Sizzler and signed a 15-year lease with Gen-Korean prior to close of escrow.
EvCap was the equity for 4 ground up IHOP’s in New Mexico. All stores were built and sold within 6-12 months from acquisition.
EvCap was the equity for 2 Buffalo Wild Wings in New Mexico. Corporate ended up buying the franchisee providing a credit enhancement during the construction period.
EvCap acquired an underutilized pad located within the Newpark Mall. EvCap worked with the relevant parties to terminate the prior lease and then entered into a new 20-year ground lease with Lazy Dog restaurants prior to close.
EvCap acquired a vacant Church’s Chicken across from a Costco and closed with a new 20 year lease from a franchisee.
EvCap put up 100% of the equity and co-signed the debt for 2 build to suits.
EvCap put up 100% of the equity on an underutilized lot leased to a Pizza Hut on a short term lease at the entrance of a 200,000 square foot shopping center. Within 6 months of acquisition, LOI’s were secured from Bank of America, Red Robin, and MedExpress whom ended up signing a 10 year ground lease.
EvCap joint ventured with a local developer to develop a 25,000 square foot medical facility. The project won BOMA awards for design and quality of construction. The tenant, CHS (Community Health Systems) is a Fortune 200 company.
EvCap provided equity on an urgent care backed by Community Health Systems.
EvCap acquired the note and is breaking ground on a 3 phase medical office condo project in the heart of Frisco, TX.
EvCap acquired a Concentra and assembled pieces of adjacent land that were not initially owned to expand parking field and maximize exit value.
EvCap purchased a site in Delano, CA and worked with City and community leaders to entitle the site for an educational use. EvCap then entered into a long term lease with and constructed a built to suit campus for San Joaquin Valley College.
EvCap has provided co-GP or LP equity on over 25 Guidepost Montessori developments in a variety of markets across the United States.
Evcap acquired a recently renovated church building and executed a long term; reverse BTS lease with Guidepost Montessori prior to acquisition. The property underwent a $2+ million renovation and was subsequently sold to an institutional investor.
Evcap acquired a former college satellite campus and and executed a long term; reverse BTS lease with Guidepost Montessori prior to acquisition. The property underwent a $2+ million renovation and was subsequently sold to an institutional investor.
Evcap acquired a vacant office building on a highly trafficked corridor near Home Depot. The property was then entitled for educational purposes, renovated and leased on a long term basis to Guidepost Montessori.
Evcap acquired a former school property in a supply constrained location and entered into a long term lease prior to closing. The asset within 9 months to a long term investor
EvCap acquired the headquarters of Berkshire Hathaway’s automotive division at below market pricing. American Airlines credit union uses the facility as their emergency response center. Asset is currently owned and being held for cash flow.
EvCap acquired a vacant former Fedex building from at below market pricing and in a highly supply constrained market. Evcap has made a number of exterior and interior upgrades, including replacing the roof & HVAC, to ready the building for industrial tenants/users.
EvCap redeveloped a 60,000 square foot strip mall in one of the main retail nodes of Gresham. The property was 66% occupied at purchase and EvCap occupancy to 92% in less than 1 year by ground leasing the corner building to Chick-Fil-A and relocating those tenants to the back building.
EvCap acquired a 25,000 square foot former Sears Auto anchored shopping center that was purchased 60% vacant in one of the most highly traveled intersections in DuPage County. Aspen Dental, Lenscrafters, McAlister’s Deli, and Tide came in to fully occupy the asset
EvCap acquired a 9,200 square foot vacant building with a signed 10 year lease with AutoZone in the ultra high barrier to entry market of Alameda. EvCap worked hand in hand with the historical society and City on the necessary entitlements and approvals for building renovations and then sold the project to a 1031 investor less than 9 months after acquisition
EvCap and the City of Chicago entered into a public / private partnership to operate an 11 store shopping center leased to Starbucks, Chase Bank, Burger King, Accelerated Rehab, Subway, and other regional and local tenants. The property is a world class facility that is located in the core of downtown Chicago, located within Millennium Park on Michigan Avenue. During ownership, EvCap extended 9 of the 11 leases on 10-15 year terms.
EvCap purchased one of the last remaining lots within the Drexel Town Square redevelopment. Construction included a brand new 3 building strip center and sold the project to an institutional investor after stabilizing the asset to 100% occupancy.
EvCap purchased and developed a 2-tenant strip center with Panera Bread and Vision Works on corporate leases. The property is a pad to the dominant power center in the trade area that has Target, Kohl’s, Ross, PetSmart and others as the major anchors.
EvCap purchased a 15,000 square foot building with Lumber Liquidators in hand as a tenant and closed with the property 50% vacant. The property was 100% leased within 6 months and sold within 12 months of acquisition.
EvCap acquired and repurposed a 4,900 square foot project on the best corner in Mountain View, home of Google. Mattress Firm executed a lease post close.
EvCap acquired and repurposed a 4,900 square foot project on the best corner in Mountain View, home of Google. Mattress Firm executed a lease post close.
EvCap acquired a 9,200 square foot vacant building that was closed with a 10 year lease with AutoZone in the ultra high barrier to entry market of Alameda. EvCap worked hand in hand with the historical society and City on the necessary entitlements and approvals for building renovations and then sold the project to a 1031 investor less than 9 months after acquisition.
EvCap acquired 2 vacant buildings across from Fashion Fair Mall, which is anchored by Apple, Macy’s, and others. This was a ground up development for Sleep Number.
EvCap acquired 2 vacant buildings across from Fashion Fair Mall, which is anchored by Apple, Macy’s, and others. This was a ground up development for Sleep Number.
EvCap acquired a 6,000 square foot former Sizzler and signed a 15-year lease with Gen-Korean prior to close of escrow.
EvCap was the equity for 4 ground up IHOP’s in New Mexico. All stores were built and sold within 6-12 months from acquisition.
EvCap was the equity for 2 Buffalo Wild Wings in New Mexico. Corporate ended up buying the franchisee providing a credit enhancement during the construction period.
EvCap acquired an underutilized pad located within the Newpark Mall. EvCap worked with the relevant parties to terminate the prior lease and then entered into a new 20-year ground lease with Lazy Dog restaurants prior to close.
EvCap acquired a vacant Church’s Chicken across from a Costco and closed with a new 20 year lease from a franchisee.
EvCap put up 100% of the equity and co-signed the debt for 2 build to suits.
EvCap put up 100% of the equity on an underutilized lot leased to a Pizza Hut on a short term lease at the entrance of a 200,000 square foot shopping center. Within 6 months of acquisition, LOI’s were secured from Bank of America, Red Robin, and MedExpress whom ended up signing a 10 year ground lease.
EvCap joint ventured with a local developer to develop a 25,000 square foot medical facility. The project won BOMA awards for design and quality of construction. The tenant, CHS (Community Health Systems) is a Fortune 200 company.
EvCap provided equity on an urgent care backed by Community Health Systems.
EvCap provided equity on an urgent care backed by EvCap purchased a site in Delano, CA and worked with City and community leaders to entitle the site for an educational use. EvCap then entered into a long term lease with and constructed a built to suit campus for San Joaquin Valley College.
EvCap has been the JV partner on over 15 Guidepost Montessori’s across the United States.