BH3 Growth Equity

BH3 invests throughout the real estate capital stack in debt, development, and opportunistic equity, with a recent expansion into Growth Equity focused on operating businesses in real estate, construction, and adjacent industries including Out-of-Home Advertising. The firm aims to create value by leveraging its experience, relationships, and real asset portfolio across its institutional and private investment products.

Check Size

Not specified

Stages

Growth, Late Stage

Focus Areas

Other, Proptech, Adtech

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Investment Thesis

BH3 is a vertically integrated real estate investment firm that deploys capital across the entire real estate capital stack—debt, equity, and development—with a focus on creating value through operational expertise, market relationships, and hands-on asset management. Founded in 2009 immediately after the financial crisis, the firm has developed deep expertise in sourcing, underwriting, and executing both performing and non-performing credit investments, as well as opportunistic development deals across multiple property types and geographies.

What Sets Them Apart

Vertically integrated platform enabling differentiated underwriting and execution—operating as both owner/developer of substantial property portfolio and credit investor
14+ years of operational experience since inception in 2009, with track record through multiple market cycles
Strategic office locations in top MSAs (New York, Fort Lauderdale, Denver) providing deep local market relationships and off-market deal sourcing capabilities
Multi-disciplinary team with 130+ combined years of experience and 13 dedicated investment professionals
Ability to provide strategic synergies to debt partners while reducing their risk through BH3's operational platform
Experience across capital structure including principal equity, structured credit, high yield debt, and non-performing loan workouts