The expansion reflects a strategy of vertical integration that has defined the company since its inception in 2003. By keeping acquisitions, development, and asset management under one roof, the firm has navigated multiple economic cycles to maintain consistent growth. President and CEO Brian Cohen attributes this durability to a disciplined investment philosophy that prioritizes operational precision over rapid, reckless expansion.
Chief Investment Officer Zach Harding notes that the firm’s current scale offers a distinct competitive edge. Managing 100,000 units provides a vast data set, allowing the team to identify consumer trends and operational efficiencies that smaller operators often miss. This analytical approach informs the company's broader push into alternative real estate classes, including small bay industrial properties, car washes, and manufactured housing. As the portfolio matures, the firm continues to leverage its national presence to refine acquisition strategies and enhance property performance.
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