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SomeraRoad Inc.

www.someraroadinc.com

 
SomeraRoad Inc. is a vertically integrated New York and Nashville-based commercial real estate investment and development firm that aims to deliver outsized returns, with a focus on asymmetric risk, proprietary sourcing channels, and intensive value-add. SomeraRoad takes an entrepreneurial and methodical approach to identifying off-market real estate opportunities that are often overlooked by larger institutional investors. With a disciplined and aggressive approach, SomeraRoad drives value through strategic asset re-positionings, targeted capital improvement plans, and best-in-class, hands-on asset management, generating above-market returns for its investors. Since its inception, SomeraRoad has acquired over $2.2 billion in real estate totaling approximately 25 million ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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