ATLANTA—Trilogy Investment Co., a leader in build-to-rent community development, and Pinnacle Partners, recently launched their dedicated BTR Opportunity Zone Fund. The initiative will channel significant investments into underserved areas, foster community development and offer attractive returns to investors.
According to a prepared release, the newly established fund will invest in three BTR communities located in strategically selected cities — Decatur, Ga. Augusta, Ga. and Huntsville, Ala. With nearly 500 homes planned across these areas.
The fund represents one of the first of its kind in the sector, focusing solely on Opportunity Zones, and the initiative aims to rejuvenate these areas while offering substantial tax incentives to investors.
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"We are thrilled to expand our partnership with Pinnacle Partners through this dedicated fund. Together, we meticulously selected these locations through rigorous underwriting processes to ensure impactful investment and meaningful community development," explains Jason Joseph, CEO of Trilogy
Investment Company. "Our goal is not just to build homes, but to create communities that last and deliver sustained value to residents and investors."
According to the release Pinnacle Partners brings its expertise in managing limited partnership and general partnership equity, raising the necessary funds, while Trilogy oversees project development and asset management.
Leo Backer, Managing Partner at Pinnacle Partners, explains that the company's decision to collaborate exclusively with Trilogy was based on "their unrivaled expertise in the BTR sector. They embody the pinnacle of development, from land acquisition to property management, ensuring that every project aligns with our high standards for quality and investor satisfaction."
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