As multifamily investors gear up to make more deals in 2026, they’re raising billions of of dollars to target properties ranging from newly built assets to decades-old apartments.
On the workforce front, Clear Investment Group closed $30 million in capital commitments for its Clear Opportunity Fund II in December. The previous month, Washington, D.C.-based investment firm Broad Creek Capital completed the first close of its $150 million BCC Multifamily Advantage Fund I — its dedicated U.S. value-add multifamily vehicle.
The big players also lined up billions in buying power in January. Heitman announced the final close of Heitman Value Partners Fund VI, which received $2 billion in commitments. The firm should have $6.55 billion in capital to deploy to assemble the fund’s portfolio, which includes apartments and student housing, over the next few years.
Read on for more about how apartment owners are raising capital for acquisitions this year.
