VanWest Partners, a Denver-based commercial real estate investment company, is jumping back into the "dynamic" capital markets and acquisition environment for self storage by launching a third investment fund.
The fund intends to raise $150 million in equity and will target the acquisition of self-storage facilities throughout the continental US over the next two or three years.
Specifically, the company said in a release, the fund will target existing facilities "with strong physical occupancy but are undermanaged, new construction deals that have not yet started leasing, new construction deals that have suffered from insufficient capitalization or have low existing occupancy, and existing facilities that have the opportunity for expansion."
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