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27 vehicles. Two vintages. One platform.

$57.182B all-in committed capital across 27 vehicles — 12 in the 2026 vintage and 15 in the 2028 vintage. All Delaware LPs, audited by PwC, governed with a standing LP advisory committee on every vehicle.

$57.182B
All-In Committed Capital
$40.028B
Investment Fund AUM
27
Fund Vehicles · 2026 + 2028
11–15%
Net IRR Target

Portfolio Overview

Every major U.S. commercial real estate segment, one governance framework.

Fortuneo deploys $40.028B across 19 investment funds covering all major commercial real estate property types, capital structure positions, and risk-return sleeves across two vintages. Four Operations Funds totaling $5.718B support platform-wide asset management, tenant services, and technology infrastructure. Four Reserve Funds totaling $11.436B provide capital improvement capacity, repositioning dry powder, and LP co-investment and redemption reserve.

All 19 investment funds are structured as Delaware Limited Partnerships, audited by PwC, administered by an independent third-party fund administrator, and supported by LePore Law Group for all legal and compliance matters. The European whole-fund waterfall on all investment funds ensures full LP capital return and preferred return priority before any carried interest distribution.

2026 Vintage

Eight investment strategies · $23.546B

I
Investment
2026

Credit-Tenanted Institutional Office

$2,800,000,000

Acquires Class A trophy office in primary CBD markets — New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Washington D.C., and Boston — alongside government-leased buildings under long-term GSA or equivalent state and municipal leases. Investment-grade sovereign and credit-quality tenants with long WALT.

Net IRR: 11–15%Vehicle: Delaware LPAuditor: PwC
II
Investment
2026

Alternative, Flexible, and Innovation Office

$4,195,618,435

Creative office and flexible workspace, office and R&D in industrial-adjacent innovation parks, and enterprise flex facilities serving tech, creative, and innovation-oriented occupiers. Industrial-to-creative conversions and campus-format R&D.

Net IRR: 11–15%Vehicle: Delaware LP
III
Investment
2026

Suburban Office Repositioning and Conversion

$1,370,000,000

Distressed suburban office at basis well below replacement cost — converted to life sciences, medical office, mixed residential, and last-mile industrial. Zoning-enabled use conversion, phased redevelopment, asset recycling.

Net IRR: 11–15%Vehicle: Delaware LP
IV
Investment
2026

Medical Office and Life Sciences Real Estate

$2,800,000,000

Purpose-built physician practice space, outpatient clinics, ambulatory surgery, wet lab research, biomanufacturing, GMP pharmaceutical production, and clinical research space. Long-term NNN leases in supply-constrained cluster markets.

Net IRR: 11–15%Vehicle: Delaware LP
V
Investment
2026

Open-Air Neighborhood and Community Retail

$4,200,000,000

Grocery-anchored neighborhood and community centers, open-air lifestyle centers, and essential-use strip centers anchored by Kroger, Publix, HEB, Albertsons, and daily-needs retailers. Below-market rolls, anchor renewals, redensification.

Net IRR: 11–15%Vehicle: Delaware LP
VI
Investment
2026

Net Lease and Outparcel Retail

$2,800,000,000

Single-tenant, investment-grade NNN properties and outparcel/pad site/ground lease positions: retail outparcels, sale-leasebacks, QSR pads, bank outparcels, fuel station ground leases within established shopping centers.

Net IRR: 11–15%Vehicle: Delaware LP
VII
Investment
2026

Mixed-Use Urban

$1,370,000,000

Vertically stacked or horizontally assembled office, residential, retail, and hospitality in high-density infill locations. Cross-use demand benefits, zoning-enabled density premiums, and blended income streams within unified asset basis.

Net IRR: 11–15%Vehicle: Delaware LP
VIII
Investment
2026

Commercial Real Estate Debt

$4,010,000,000

First mortgage, bridge, mezzanine, and preferred equity secured by office, retail, medical, and specialty assets. Transitional, renovation-phase, and lease-up situations where conventional lender parameters create spread opportunity.

Net IRR: 11–15%Vehicle: Delaware LP

2026 Vintage · Platform Vehicles

Operations & Reserve · $10.091B

Op·I
Operations
2026

Operations Fund I

$1,683,659,776

Funds asset management oversight, tenant relations, lease administration, property management supervision, owner-asset reporting, finance and accounting, legal compliance, risk management, and human capital.

Op·II
Operations
2026

Operations Fund II

$1,680,000,000

Technology infrastructure and building management systems — property management platforms, tenant engagement apps, building automation, energy management, data analytics, and cybersecurity across the portfolio.

R·I
Reserve
2026

Reserve Fund I

$3,367,319,553

Property-level capex programs — TI allowances, lobby and common area renovation, systems upgrades, and repositioning capital for strategic use conversion. Dry powder for opportunistic dislocation situations.

R·II
Reserve
2026

Reserve Fund II

$3,360,000,000

Standing co-investment capital across all investment funds, LP redemption satisfaction in evergreen structures, and bridge capital when LP capital calls and deal closings are misaligned.

2028 Vintage

Fifteen strategies · $23.546B

Core·I
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Core I Fund

$1,648,193,290

Stabilized, income-producing commercial real estate assets acquired with low leverage. Long-hold cash flow with predictable distributions across diversified geographies and property types.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
Core·II
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Core II Fund

$1,648,193,290

Stabilized, income-producing assets with low leverage. Parallel deployment sleeve for Core allocation targeting institutional-quality office, retail, medical, and residential-adjacent properties.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
Core·III
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Core III Fund

$1,648,193,290

Stabilized, income-producing assets with low leverage. Third Core-strategy vehicle providing additional LP capacity and vintage diversification within stabilized asset holdings.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
Core+
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Core-Plus Fund

$1,648,193,290

Stabilized assets with light value-add and modest leverage. Below-market rent capture, minor operational upgrades, and moderate capital investment on largely-tenanted institutional properties.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
VA·I
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Value-Add I Fund

$1,236,144,968

Repositioning and operational-improvement value-add across property types. Moderate risk with clear NOI-growth playbooks — lease-up, capex-driven repositioning, and management upgrade.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
VA·II
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Value-Add II Fund

$1,236,144,968

Second Value-Add sleeve pursuing the same repositioning and operational-improvement playbook with additional LP capacity for institutional co-investment sizing.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
Gr·I
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Growth I Fund

$1,236,144,968

Growth equity into scaling operators and platforms within the built-environment ecosystem. PropTech-enabled operators, specialized property management platforms, and vertically integrated CRE operators.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
Gr·II
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Growth II Fund

$1,236,144,968

Parallel Growth Equity vehicle targeting the same operator and platform investment thesis with vintage-year diversification and additional capacity for scaled follow-on investments.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
Op·I
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Opportunistic I Fund

$1,648,193,290

Higher-risk development, distressed acquisitions, and high-return situations. Ground-up development, deep-value distressed, and time-sensitive dislocations across CRE property types.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
Op·II
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Opportunistic II Fund

$1,648,193,290

Second Opportunistic vehicle sustaining deal-flow capacity in development, distressed, and high-return situations with additional LP allocation depth.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
SS
Investment
2028

Fortuneo Special Situations Fund

$1,648,193,290

Complex, dislocated, and event-driven CRE investments. Recapitalizations, structured equity, secondary LP interests, GP-led transactions, and non-standard deal structures requiring specialized underwriting.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
Op·III
Operations
2028

Fortuneo Operations Fund III

$1,178,561,844

Extended asset management, tenant services, and human capital support for the 2028 vintage portfolio. Cross-vintage staffing, leasing, property management, and portfolio-level operations.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
Op·IV
Operations
2028

Fortuneo Operations Fund IV

$1,176,000,000

Technology and building management systems for the 2028 vintage — building automation, tenant engagement platforms, energy management, data analytics, and cybersecurity across the expanded platform.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
R·III
Reserve
2028

Fortuneo Reserve Fund III

$2,357,123,687

Capital improvement, repositioning, and acquisition reserve for the 2028 vintage. TI/LC allowances, common area renovation, systems upgrades, and dry powder for opportunistic dislocation.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP
R·IV
Reserve
2028

Fortuneo Reserve Fund IV

$2,352,000,000

LP co-investment and redemption reserve for the 2028 vintage. Standing co-investment capital, bridge capital for capital-call/closing timing gaps, and evergreen structure liquidity support.

Vintage: 2028Vehicle: Delaware LP

Governance

Institutional stack on every vehicle.

PwC audited

Annual audited financial statements prepared by PwC on every investment fund, distributed to LPs within 90 days of fiscal year close.

Independent fund administrator

Third-party administrator handles subscription, capital call, and distribution processing for all investment funds.

LePore Law Group counsel

Legal and compliance oversight for fund formation, LP documentation, and all portfolio-level transactions.

Delaware LP structure

Each fund is a Delaware Limited Partnership with its own general partner and investment mandate.

LP advisory committee

Standing LPAC established at first close on every fund with formal consultation rights on major decisions.

European whole-fund waterfall

Carry is distributed only after full LP capital return and preferred return across the entire fund. 30% carry escrow throughout the term.

Access

Minimum LP commitment: $5,000,000.

Qualified institutional investors, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals meeting accredited investor requirements are eligible to participate in Fortuneo fund vehicles.