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"Parmenter Realty Partners is a fully integrated real estate investment, management and development firm that manages more than a billion dollars in assets throughout the United States. Parmenter is one of the country's oldest and most respected real estate organizations, active nationally in the ownership and operation of high-quality office properties. Parmenter operates a series of institutional investment funds focused on the southeast, southwest and Metro DC regions, and is actively involved in the expansion of its portfolio across a broad range of investment markets. As a developer of many high-profile real estate assets, Parmenter has a well-earned reputation for quality and performance. Parmenter identifies and acquires underperforming properties, and through its vertically-integrated platform increases value on behalf of its investors and partners. Investors and partners include endowments and foundations, large public and private pension funds, insurance companies, family offices, and high net worth individuals. Parmenter Realty Partners is headquartered in Miami, Florida, and has three regional offices in Atlanta, Dallas, and Washington, DC. "
Southgate Development Co is a Iowa City, IA-based company in the Real Estate and Construction sector.
Mount Berry Square Mall is a Rome, GA-based company in the Real Estate and Construction sector.
RE/MAX Metro is a Layton, UT-based company in the Real Estate and Construction sector.
Riaz Capital is an Oakland-based developer and operator of workforce housing specifically focusing on how to address the changing housing need of the millennial generation. Our goal is to profitably develop housing that anyone earning area median income can proudly call home. Our mission is to create affordable-by-design housing for the workers of the Bay Area through our existing portfolio of 1000+ units and 310 units currently under development. We see this as a strategic and sustainable place to invest resources, as the 101 municipalities of the Bay Area have failed to create an adequate supply of affordable housing.