Investor Focus, Asset Management, Strategic Practices

Investment

As an owner and investor, CCI expertly balances investor expectations with long-term asset preservation. Our experienced asset managers excel at maximizing revenue, driving efficiencies and delivering competitive risk-adjusted returns across a wide range of asset classes with diverse and innovative business plans.

Courtyard fountain at 1710 on the Blvd
90+
Institutional and individual investors
$1B+
Assets under management
$150M+
Investor capital
47%
Portfolio-wide loan to value

Investor focus

Committed to providing housing for low-income seniors, CCI is actively seeking opportunities to preserve or develop affordable housing — alongside the investors who have backed us for decades.

  • Over 90 institutional and individual investors
  • Over $1B in assets under management
  • Over $150M of investor capital invested
  • Thoughtful reporting and analysis, including forward-looking financial forecasts
Sacramento Manor, Sacramento
Pool at 1710 on the Blvd

Asset management

Hands-on stewardship of every asset we own, from annual budgets to decades-long capital plans.

  • HAP renewals and BBRI submissions
  • Budget and business plan creation
  • Insurance and risk management
  • Property tax analysis and appeals
  • Financial audits and analysis
  • Entity maintenance
  • Weatherization grants and energy studies
  • Capital projects oversight and management

Strategic practices

Conservative leverage and patient planning are how a portfolio stays healthy for thirty years.

  • High debt coverage ratios
  • Relationship lending and prioritization of fully amortizing, fixed-rate debt
  • Near- and long-term strategic planning
  • Immediate and long-term capital needs and replacement reserve analysis
City Center Apartments, Sioux Falls

The fundamentals are important

A robust balance sheet with minimal leverage allows CCI to generate value through development, repositioning and strategic investments.

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Long-term holds, fully amortizing fixed-rate debt and thoughtful reporting.