Assignment: A San Francisco area developer and owner of office and R&D buildings for biotech and technology companies was interested in buying out limited partners, realizing some of the equity created in an existing one million square foot portfolio and reducing personal recourse on new development projects. WRG was retained to assist in structuring this transaction, raise additional equity to finance the
                       development of mid-size speculative office buildings and acquire
                       buildings for rehabilitation.
 

Assignment: A large Seattle-based multifamily owner, one of the largest managers of apartment communities in the country with a national presence in 30 markets, retained WRG to secure a capital partner in order to enhance its growth objectives. The company wished to capitalize on its market presence and management expertise by acquiring under-performing garden apartments in need
                       of improved management and repositioning. Although the principals
                       had an abundant deal pipeline, they had limited equity with which to
                       achieve this objective.
 

Assignment: A Los Angeles-based developer of multifamily and commercial real estate was seeking a capital partner to invest in a multifamily development in downtown San Diego. The company retained WRG to assist in this effort to obtain capital to limit its exposure, both in terms of the construction loan guaranty and its cash committed to the project.
 

Assignment: Three individuals, who had a track record of permitting extremely hard-to-entitle land in California as agents for others, developed a plan to form their own company and act as principals. WRG was retained to assist them in obtaining the capital necessary to fund the new company's working capital requirements and to acquire land that could then be permitted and sold to housing
                       developers.
 

Assignment: A Minneapolis-based office and industrial owner/manager needed acquisition and development capital, as well as working capital, to fund its expanded operations and service company. The company retained WRG to secure a capital partner to invest in the service company, re-capitalize its portfolio of properties and provide capital for new acquisitions and development
                       opportunities.
 

Assignment: A Chicago-based full service real estate company was seeking a capital partner to expand their efforts in acquiring and repositioning office properties located in Chicago and the surrounding sub-markets. The company retained WRG to assist it in this effort so that it could capitalize on its extensive local relationships with owners and tenants, and acquire buildings in need of re-tenanting
                       and repositioning.