Trinity Street Capital Partners (TSCP) is an advisory firm and asset manager of private funds originating commercial mortgages and private equity. The firm has extensive experience in structuring all debt and equity layers of the capital stack for commercial real estate transactions. Trinity Street serves all layers of the capital stack and the full life cycle of commercial and multifamily real estate.
The offers construction loans for ground up projects, bridge loans for value add or re-position opportunities and permanent loans on stabilized properties.
TSCP actively originates loans for office, industrial, retail, self-storage, hotel and multifamily properties, through out all 50 states.
We offer a range of innovative commercial mortgages and private equity our clients. TSCP develops and preserves long term relationships with its clients by providing reliable service and optimal financing solutions. Our professionals focus on the client’s individual needs and objectives, as key determinants in structuring the appropriate financing for each transaction. We identify, evaluate and configure the most effective capital structure for each project while always keeping the clients priorities in mind.
The firm offers the following Commercial Mortgage and Private Equity products:
Commercial Mortgages:
Private Equity
Real estate Private Equity, through Trinity Street Capital Partners, is available for four primary strategies. Core, Core Plus, Value-Add, and Opportunistic Investments.
Core real estate is generally defined as investment properties that are considered stable and low-risk. These properties are typically located in prime locations, such as central business districts or well-established residential areas.
Core plus assets are typically income-producing properties that are well leased, though maybe located in secondary or tertiary markets. These types of investments may require some rehabilitation or improvements in the near future.
Value add assets are generally assets that require significant improvements to reach stabilization.
Opportunistic assets typically require major improvements or repositioning of the property. Opportunistic real estate investments are typically complex and require a significant amount of time and money.
