Gateway Multi-Family
Gateway is committed to meeting the housing demand of the American workforce. Gateway acquires or develops sustainable and innovative communities that offer a high-quality resident experience.
Gateway seeks to reduce risk and enhance return with public and private credit enhancement or tax subsidies.
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Gateway capitalizes on high quality acquisition and development opportunities that yield compelling risk adjusted returns in four primary markets: DC Metro, NYC Metro, Atlanta, and Florida.
A combination of (a) off-market sourcing, (b) market leading partners and (c) favorable municipal or state government regulations produce opportunities that meet Gateway’s investment strategy.
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Gateway’s triple bottom line impact investing includes a combination of (1) affordability, (2) sustainability and (3) a high-quality living experience in locations that are positioned in the path of growth and insulated by material public and private investment.
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There is a housing shortage of an estimated 4.5 million housing units according to the average of four estimates reviewed by the Joint Center For Housing Studies of Harvard University. www.jchs.harvard.edu/blog/estimating-national-housing-shortfall
This undersupply is exacerbating housing affordability along with high down payment requirements, higher interest rates and higher home prices.
These are challenges that will take years to unwind, resulting in persistent barriers to homeownership and long-term rental demand.