Three of LEM Capital's partners, from left: Jay Eisner, David Lazarus, and Herb Miller Three of LEM Capital's partners, from left: Jay Eisner, David Lazarus, and Herb Miller

PHILADELPHIA, PA—LEM Capital says it had transaction volume in excess of $1 billion during 2018, and expects to acquire up to $500 million of apartment properties in 2019, mainly on the two coasts.

“We continue to focus on generating strong risk-adjusted returns for our investors by investing in value-add multifamily properties and creating investment portfolios that seek to generate a combination of current cash flow, downside protection and upside for our investors,” says Jay Eisner, a founding partner of LEM.


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“We were very active both buying and selling in 2018 with total transactional volume of over $1 billion, which included the acquisition of 11 properties totaling 2,690 units with a total capitalization of $508 million and the sale of 12 properties totaling  3,389 units with a total sale price of $503 million,“ says Herb Miller, a founding partner of LEM. “2018's results bring our total volume of transactions since 2011 to a total of 80 property acquisitions and 43 property sales.”

Since the firm was founded in 2002, LEM has raised over $1.1 billion of committed capital.

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