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Miami, FL | Bradenton, FL | Orlando, FL | Palmetto, FL
2509 N Miami Ave, Miami, Florida, United States, 33127-4503
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Wolfson BTR is a pioneering large-scale build-to-rent (BTR) developer in Florida, with a focus on generating strong risk-adjusted returns for its investors. The company specializes in identifying unique investment opportunities, underwriting conservatively, and structuring complex BTR transactions with institutional capital.
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The company operates as a real estate investor, developer, and fund manager focused on Build-to-Rent (BTR) residential projects, including sourcing off-market deals, underwriting investments, and structuring capital transactions on behalf of its discretionary real estate fund.
The company works with Build-to-Rent (BTR) residential properties, including single-family rental communities and select multi-family apartment projects.
The company primarily operates in Florida and the southeastern United States.
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