Longacre acquires overlooked multifamily and mixed-use assets below institutional scale, where entry basis is mispriced. The firm builds value through repositioning and disciplined execution.
Longacre owns and operates multifamily and mixed-use assets in the size band that sits between local operators and institutional funds.
These situations often include transitional assets, operationally mispriced properties, or assets that require repositioning or a change in use.
The opportunity sits in a size range that institutional funds usually pass on and that most private buyers can't take on alone. In that space there is less competition and better pricing. Longacre invests only where the underlying market fundamentals are already strong.
In each case the fundamentals are durable and the problems are solvable. Value is created through execution rather than market appreciation.
Few buyers can bring the underwriting and operating skill these assets demand.
The largest funds cannot deploy efficiently at this size, and most local buyers cannot underwrite it.
Entry is sized to what the asset produces today, leaving the cost of any future upside to be earned through work rather than paid for at acquisition.
Deferred capital, management turnaround, and entitlement risk are obstacles to most buyers but solvable problems to an experienced operator.
The business plan is matched to the asset, whether renovation, adaptive reuse, or redevelopment. Value is realized through delivery, not market movement.
Longacre concentrates on secondary and tertiary U.S. metros, entering a market only where the underlying conditions are pronounced and durable. Selection rests on four drivers:
Coverage is disciplined rather than broad. The firm commits only where fundamentals and pricing align, and revisits that judgment as conditions change.
Well-located rental housing where rents sit below the cost of new supply and operational improvement drives in-place performance.
Mixed-use properties in supply-constrained corridors where residential demand underpins the basis and limits new competition.
Obsolete commercial and infill product, including office-to-residential conversion, where a change of use is supported by zoning, basis, and demand.
Assets carrying unused density, zoning optionality, or entitlement potential, where adding units or a change of use creates a second path to value.
Longacre Real Estate is a private real estate investment firm that acquires, repositions, and operates multifamily and mixed-use assets across select U.S. markets. The firm invests on behalf of families, family offices, and institutions, pairing institutional underwriting standards with the focus and accountability of a principal-led platform.
Longacre is built around a single conviction: that disciplined underwriting, prudent capital structure, and patient ownership compound returns more reliably than market timing. Every investment is underwritten, structured, and overseen against that standard.
Alan has built a career underwriting and executing major real estate transactions at institutional scale, across multifamily, mixed-use, commercial, and hospitality assets, through multiple cycles.
He has led or participated in more than $6 billion of transaction volume, spanning over 200 transactions and 12 million square feet.
Earlier in his career, Alan served as Vice President of Acquisitions and subsequently Vice President of Development at Extell Development Company, one of the nation's most prominent developers. Its portfolio exceeds 25 million square feet and includes Central Park Tower, One57, and One Manhattan Square.
Longacre partners with a small number of families, family offices, and institutions, and holds those relationships for the long term. We look for partners whose interests are aligned with ours and whose horizon matches the way we own. Every relationship begins with a direct introduction to the firm, held in confidence.
Each introduction is read by the firm, and answered when there is a genuine fit.
Longacre works alongside institutional-grade legal, tax, audit, and operating partners. Specific relationships are available upon request.
This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation to buy any securities. Any such offer will be made only by means of confidential offering documents to persons meeting applicable investor qualification standards, including accredited investor and, where applicable, qualified purchaser status.
Longacre Real Estate LLC offers private placement investments pursuant to exemptions under the Securities Act of 1933. Such investments are speculative, illiquid, and involve a high degree of risk including loss of principal. Any forward-looking statements are projections that may prove incorrect.
Representative transactions shown were executed by Alan Oppenheimer prior to founding Longacre and are not Longacre investments. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Market data sourced from CoStar, Northmarq, Matthews REIS, and other public sources as of the date indicated.