Fund Webinars

Prepping for a Real Estate Resurgence: An IncomePlus Fund Update

After years of market headwinds, multifamily real estate is poised for a powerful resurgence—and the time to act is now. Join Origin Investments Co-CEOs Michael Episcope and David Scherer for a timely update on Origin Investments’ IncomePlus Fund, where they walk through why we believe the next 12–24 months represent one of the most compelling entry points for long-term multifamily investors.

Some key takeaways from the presentation below:

  1. Buy In at Depressed Valuations: Investors today are entering the fund at market values already adjusted to higher cap rates—positioning them for gains as valuations recover.
  2. Rents Are Beating Expectations: Across development assets, rents are averaging 9% above projections, adding ~$3M in unexpected NOI and driving long-term value.
  3. High-Quality Pipeline Deals Ahead: New sidecar opportunities and ground-up developments—like Haynes Loft—offer rare tax-advantaged, high-margin investment potential.
  4. NOI Growth Is Accelerating: With income rising and expenses stabilizing, the fund is poised for explosive net operating income growth over the next 12–24 months.
  5. Multifamily Is a Long-Term Winner: Migration trends, affordability gaps, and rent-versus-own dynamics support durable demand in Sunbelt markets where the fund is concentrated.

If you are interested in learning more about the Fund or beginning the investment process, schedule a call with your dedicated investor relations associate.

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