The Kensington investment strategy identifies a project’s strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for value enhancement, often focusing on well-located properties that are underperforming due to operational, management or leasing deficiencies. Properties are typically leveraged to a reasonable risk tolerance with a projected hold period of two to five years.
Owned and operated by the founding principals of Coreland Companies, one of Southern California’s leading management and brokerage firms, Kensington has established national relationships with tenants, lenders, institutional and private capital, and third party service providers. These well-established relationships ensure the most efficient and timely transactions possible, as well as optimal returns for investors.
Patrick focuses on procuring equity and debt, acquisitions and dispositions, and oversight of all asset management.
Chris focuses on strategic planning and partnerships, site selection, and oversight of all management and leasing efforts.
Kensington’s core services create value in commercial real estate through acquisition, repositioning and asset management. The value of each K-REG investment is maximized utilizing Coreland Companies’ in-house management and brokerage expertise, which independently represents over 10 million square feet of commercial property. In select instances, Kensington will also retain third-party services from other high-quality service providers based on locality and asset-specific expertise.
Neighborhood, community and mixed-use retail centers. Single assets as well as multiple property portfolio acquisitions with a $3MM minimum purchase price; no maximum size.
Secondary and tertiary markets located across the Western United States. Will consider primary markets with value-add opportunity.
Fee and leasehold positions. All cash or with new or in-place financing. Partnership interests with management control.
LAKEWOOD, COLO. – A new 27,000-square-foot Sprouts Farmers Market opened at Lakewood’s Fairfield Commons in January, exceeding opening day projections. The popular natural foods store is the specialty grocer’s 19th store within the greater Denver metro area. Fairfield Commons, a community shopping center owned and operated by Kensington Real Estate Group, has recently undergone various […]
