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Humphreys Capital is a real estate investment company.

We seek best-in-class developers as we acquire, develop and operate income-producing, multi-sector properties including industrial, multifamily, office and retail.

01/03/2024

The Q1 2024 private offering for Humphreys Real Estate Income Fund (HREIF) is now open to accredited investors.

HREIF is designed to provide accredited investors, wealth advisors, endowments, and foundations with stable, tax-efficient income from a portfolio of commercial real estate in high-growth U.S. cities.

Learn more about HREIF: https://bit.ly/3Z5LidF

09/14/2023

Last week, Humphreys Real Estate Income Fund (HREIF) closed on a new infill multifamily development in Spartanburg, SC. The property will benefit from a unique textile mill tax credit once it obtains its certificate of occupancy. This economic incentive reduces the per unit basis, distinguishing it from other multifamily projects.

Learn how properties like this provide value to HREIF's accredited investors: https://bit.ly/3Z5LidF

08/23/2023

On June 30, one of HREIF’s multifamily developments, The Fitzgerald, received its Certificate of Occupancy. The property has since experienced tremendous leasing velocity, with 65% of the units under contract. We are proud of our Investments team and their continued commitment to delivering high-quality, income-producing properties for our investors.

Learn more about The Fitzgerald: https://bit.ly/3Z5LidF

08/16/2023

The Dallas-Fort Worth area's unprecedented growth is creating opportunities for investment. According to Axios, The region added more people than any other U.S. metro between 2021 and 2022, with 170,396 new residents.

This growth trajectory, powered by business expansions like Caterpillar's move from suburban Chicago to Irving, TX, indicates a robust economy and demand for housing.

While Dallas remains pivotal, surrounding cities are booming, further enhancing the market's ability to attract businesses and residents.

Connect with a member of our investor relations team to learn more about our Dallas-Fort Worth investments: https://bit.ly/3Z5LidF

07/11/2023

The Camelback Corridor office submarket is one of the premier office submarkets in Phoenix. The average rent for Class A properties in this submarket is $38.20 PSF, the highest in the metro.

The property’s modern ‘trophy’ architecture is ideal for post-Covid success. Its strategic location is in the amenity-rich suburbs near decision-makers and employees.

Click here to learn more about HREIF’s diversified portfolio: https://bit.ly/3Z5LidF

07/05/2023

The Q3 2023 private offering for Humphreys Real Estate Income Fund (HREIF) is now open to accredited investors.

HREIF is designed to provide accredited investors, wealth advisors, endowments, and foundations with stable, tax-efficient income from a portfolio of commercial real estate in high-growth U.S. cities.

View Offering: https://bit.ly/3Z5LidF

06/28/2023

Despite challenges, office rents in the Phoenix market are holding up strong, outpacing national gains. Even during the pandemic, rent growth remained positive, showing the market's resilience. According to CoStar, rents increased by 3.6% compared to 0.8% nationally over the past year.

Flight-to-quality office properties are expected to experience rent growth, with CoStar projecting the strongest demand in the Camelback Corridor and Scottsdale Airpark submarkets.

These areas offer a mix of upscale restaurants, bars, and retailers, making them attractive to tenants. The tenant base primarily comprises law, healthcare, real estate, and finance firms, which have been less affected by sublease activity than other parts of the Valley. These companies value their physical spaces and have been less willing to give up their offices.

Connect with a member of our investor relations team: https://bit.ly/3W4vsgu

06/21/2023

Projections for a strong summer travel season bode well for hotel performance.

With summer well underway, air travel is expected to hit unprecedented levels, driven by a robust labor market and low unemployment rates. Popular tourist destinations are gearing up to welcome an influx of travelers. However, staffing shortages and potential flight delays could present some challenges.

According to a report by Marcus & Millichap, room demand is soaring near record highs, despite challenges like inflation and borrowing costs. Average daily rate (ADR) and revenue per available room (RevPAR) have reached new all-time highs, indicating strong growth nationwide.

Learn more about our hospitality exposure: https://bit.ly/3Z5LidF

05/24/2023

HREIF's latest industrial development has received its Certificate of Occupancy. At just over 210,000 square feet, the right-sized property provides critical supply of industrial space to an important submarket in the Carolinas.

According to CoStar, existing industrial space is dominated by specialized manufacturing square footage. Our development provides previously undersupplied space for a range of tenants needing inventory or logistics space.

Click here to learn more about HREIF’s diversified portfolio: https://bit.ly/3Z5LidF

05/19/2023

The Columbia, SC market offers attractive characteristics for real estate development; namely, its central location on the East Coast, proximity to the expanding Port of Charleston, and a large manufacturing talent pool.

Tight vacancies, minimal construction over the past decade, and demographic trends have boosted Columbia's industrial rents by approximately 11.3% over the past year.

If you would like to learn more about our activity in Columbia, please connect with a member of our investor relations team: https://bit.ly/3W4vsgu

04/26/2023

Three reasons why private real estate can be considered less volatile than the public financial market:

1. Limited liquidity: While private real estate is less liquid than publicly traded investments, this limited liquidity can result in fewer fluctuations in pricing and less direct exposure to market volatility.

2. Longer investment horizons: Private real estate funds can enable investors to endure short-term market fluctuations while managers intentionally plan property dispositions through the cycle.

3. Unique property characteristics: Each private real estate investment has unique characteristics, such as location, property type, and tenant mix. A diversified portfolio can insulate private real estate funds from broader trends and can result in less correlation with public markets.

Learn more about how lower volatile investments could benefit your portfolio: https://bit.ly/3W4vsgu

04/14/2023

The development of new multifamily properties plays an important role in the makeup of HREIF's portfolio.

This 403 unit development in Charlotte will be completed in 2025 and will feature 5-star amenities including a fitness center, courtyard pool, sky lounge, coworking space, pet spa, and bike storage.

The properties location in the Lower South End submarket benefits from the LYNX Blue Line, giving it access across the Charlotte metro.

Click here to learn more about HREIF’s diversified portfolio: https://bit.ly/3Z5LidF

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Oklahoma City, OK
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