October 24, 2022

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Elevation Capital Group Surpasses $70M in 8th Fund for Self-Storage, Mobile-Home Investments

Update 10/24/22 – Elevation Capital Group’s Fund 8 has topped more than $70 million in subscriptions and completed its second self-storage acquisition. The former Oakville Self Storage at 405 Swann Ave. in the Potomac Yard neighborhood of Alexandria, Virginia, has been rebranded as Mini U Storage and will undergo an extensive renovation, according to a press release.

The property is in an area of Northern Virginia known as National Landing, which includes Amazon’s Virginia headquarters, the Innovative Campus of Virginia Tech University, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and the Pentagon.

“Mini U Storage Potomac Yard is a good addition to our growing portfolio of properties and extends our reach into the Washington, D.C., metro area,” Smith said. “This acquisition fits our model due to its excellent location and the ability to add value over time.”

Fund 8’s goal is now set at $100 million.

5/11/22 – Elevation Capital Group’s Fund 8 has topped $60 million in subscriptions, which it’ll put toward mobile-home and self-storage acquisitions. Since launch, the fund has purchased three storage properties in Houston, Las Vegas and Washington, D.C., which comprise more than 2,000 units. Additional transactions are expected, according to a press release.

“We are encouraged by the progress that Fund 8 is making, and we are grateful for the continued trust of our growing investor community,” Smith said. “We continue to believe that our model coupled with an experienced team will benefit our investors in the years to come.”

5/11/21 – Elevation Capital Group, an Orlando, Fla.-based real estate investment company, has received more than $25 million toward its $50 million goal with Elevation Fund 8 LLC, which began accepting subscriptions and commitments last August and is targeting mobile homes and self-storage facilities. Fund 8 has also made its first acquisition and begun distributions to members, according to a press release.

The fund acquired Briarwood Estates, a 209-unit mobile-home community in the Washington, D.C., area. The purchase initiated monthly distributions to investors at a 5% annual rate in May, a release stated.

“We are encouraged by current deal flow and, with several of our prior programs returning more than $10 million to investors since December, we are grateful that many have chosen to continue to invest with us through Fund 8,” said Ryan Smith, principal. “Over the past decade, we have seen a sizeable growth in investor interest in alternative asset classes like self-storage and mobile-home communities, and believe this trend will likely continue.”

The minimum investment to participate in Fund 8 is $50,000, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

In March, Elevation announced it had returned more than $7.3 million to its Fund 3 and Fund 5 members. At that time, it had restored more than 70 percent of the original capital of Fund 3 and more than 50 percent of Fund 5, company officials said.

Elevation has launched eight investment funds since 2013. Through its affiliates, the company has acquired properties worth more than $600 million and has held interest in more than 200 assets across more than 30 states, the release stated.

Sources:
PR Newswire, Elevation Capital Group Reaches $60 Million in 8th Real Estate Investment Fund
PR Newswire, Elevation Capital Group Reaches $25 Million in 8th Real Estate Investment Fund
PR Newswire, Elevation Capital Group Announces Acquisition of First Asset in Fund 8
Securities and Exchange Commission, Form D Elevation Fund 8 LLC

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