Investor Relations
Learn more about MAK Capital.
MAK Capital is a private real estate operator focused on luxury self-storage and multifamily in the Upper Midwest. Because our offerings are private placements, we build a substantive relationship with each prospective investor before sharing any specific investment opportunity.
Who We Work With
Three capital sources. One standard.
Institutional Capital
Pension funds, endowments, foundations, and insurance companies seeking exposure to disciplined, operator-led Upper Midwest real estate.
Family Offices
Multi-generational capital allocators who value alignment, transparency, and long hold horizons over quick exits.
HNW Individuals
Accredited individuals who invest privately in real estate alongside operators they know.
Process
Five steps from introduction to allocation.
01
Introduce yourself
Complete the form below or email ir@makcapitalgf.com. We reply to every inquiry within two business days.
02
Discovery conversation
We learn about your objectives, risk tolerance, and hold horizon. You learn about our thesis, process, and discipline.
03
Relationship-building
Before any specific opportunity is discussed, we establish a substantive relationship so we understand your objectives, experience, and suitability. This step is required by the private-placement rules we operate under.
04
Offering materials
If and when an offering is appropriate for the relationship, definitive documents (private placement memorandum and subscription documents) are shared through our investor portal.
05
Ongoing reporting
Quarterly reporting, annual audited financials, and direct access to principals throughout the life of the investment.
FAQ
Common questions.
- What asset classes does MAK Capital focus on?
- Luxury self-storage and multifamily assets in the Upper Midwest, primarily North Dakota, South Dakota, and Iowa. We develop ground-up and acquire stabilized assets.
- Who do you work with?
- Institutional capital, family offices, and accredited individuals who partner with operators they know well. Because our offerings are private placements, we build a substantive relationship with each prospective investor before sharing any specific opportunity.
- How often do investors receive reporting?
- Quarterly investor reports, annual audited financials, and direct access to the principals throughout the life of the investment.
- How does the tax treatment of real estate investing work generally?
- In general, private real estate can be tax-advantaged through depreciation, cost segregation, and long-term capital gain treatment on disposition. Specific tax outcomes depend on the structure of each investment and the investor's individual circumstances. We encourage prospective investors to consult their own tax advisors. This is not tax advice.
- How long are typical hold periods?
- Hold periods vary by asset and strategy. Development projects typically require longer hold horizons through lease-up and stabilization, while acquisitions of operating assets may target shorter horizons. Specific hold assumptions for any given offering are described in that offering's definitive documents.
Begin the conversation
Tell us about yourself.
We reply to every inquiry within two business days. You can also email ir@makcapitalgf.com directly.
This form is informational only. Submitting it is not an offer or a commitment and does not provide access to any specific investment. A member of MAK Capital will contact you to learn about your objectives and experience. Any investment opportunity would be offered later, only through definitive offering documents, after we have established a substantive relationship.
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This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any such offer or solicitation will be made only by means of a confidential private placement memorandum provided to qualified investors. All investments involve risk, including possible loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Please see our full disclosures.