Award-winning Opportunity Zone platform has announced a special distribution to investors following the successful recapitalization of San Bernardino Medical Center.

Urban Institute demonstrates how private developers, mission-driven investors, governments, and nonprofit organizations can use the Urban Institute’s new Capital for Communities Scorecard to assess whether proposed projects align with community priorities and contribute to local social impact.

The Revitate Cherry Tree ESG approach is to focus on preserving the workforce housing that middle-class families are counting on in a way that still delivers compelling returns to our investors.

Andy Hagens of the Alternative Investments Database Podcast interviews Revitate’s Alex Bhathal in “A Family Office Perspective on Real Estate Investing”.

On Wednesday, September 7th, Revitate hosted a special live webcast featuring U.S. Senator Tim Scott to discuss the current state of the Opportunity Zone (OZ) marketplace and federal policy discussion.

While the Sunbelt is a popular geographic focus for multifamily investors, key regions of the Midwest are also experiencing promising demographic and employment growth trends.

Alex Bhathal joins the OpportunityDb Podcast with Jimmy Atkinson to discuss the evolution of Opportunity Zones and how family offices have come to better understand the incentive.

Revitate Cherry Tree has acquired Walnut Trails, a 210-unit garden-style multifamily property located in Elkhart, Indiana.

Firm Leadership’s Fourth Opportunity Zone fund will focus on New Multifamily and Industrial Developments in Emerging U.S. Markets.

Even in the face of significant economic headwinds, multifamily properties that cater to working-class Americans remain a reliable source of attainable housing that may provide attractive and historically steady returns for investors.

THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE: The team has hired prominent facility adviser CAA Icon to represent the group as it seeks to privately finance and build a 15,000-seat replacement sports arena.

LOUISVILLE BUSINESS FIRST: California company snatches up Louisville-area apartment complex in $22M deal.

RevCT continues to be an active acquirer in the Midwest, with approximately $73 million in transaction volume over the last six months across Kansas, Missouri, and Indiana.

Great news out of San Diego this week, as the San Diego City Council voted unanimously to advance Revitate’s Midway Village+ development proposal as one of three finalists to redevelop the 48.5 acre Sports Arena site in downtown San Diego.

TIMES OF SAN DIEGO: San Diego has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reimagine the aging Sports Arena District and create a model of vibrant, diverse, and inclusive development.

THE SAN DEIGO UNION-TRIBUNE: Council members asked to end negotiations with Neighborhood Next and Discover Midway so the city can press forward with picking a winner to redevelop 48-acre site in the Midway District.

Revitate principals Alex Bhathal, Kunal Merchant, and Chris Marsh were featured speakers at ALTSLA 2022 on Thursday, March 24th in Los Angeles.

Rising prices are putting pressure on working families and investors. There’s a way to help both.

San Diego City Council members, as well as the public, will soon get to weigh in on the five development teams looking to remake the city’s sports arena site in the Midway District with thousands of apartments and a new or refashioned entertainment venue.

Attainable housing for blue-collar, service, and entry-level workers has dwindled to worrying levels across the country in recent years.