Marcus Partners Completes Fundraising For Largest Fund to Date at $875 Million
Value-Add Fund Targets Industrial, Multifamily and Other Select Property Types
Marcus Partners, a real estate investment, management and development firm, today announced it has completed fundraising for Marcus Capital Partners Fund V, L.P., a value-add real estate fund with commitments totaling $875 million.
This exceeds both the original $750 million fundraising target and $850 million hard cap.
“Strong participation from our existing investors, along with several new institutional partners, drove interest in Fund V well beyond its capacity,” said Patrick Sousa, Partner, Chief Operating Officer & Head of Capital at Marcus Partners. “The oversubscription reflects investor confidence in our strategy, our team, and our disciplined approach to investing across market cycles.”
“As we look ahead, we remain focused on disciplined investing. We believe that our vertically integrated platform and long-standing presence in our target markets position us well to capitalize on opportunities created by today’s evolving economic landscape,” said Marcus Partners Founder and CEO Paul Marcus.
The firm is active across the East Coast corridor from New Hampshire to Georgia, with offices in the metropolitan areas of Boston, New York, Washington, D.C., and most recently, Atlanta.
In recent years, Marcus Partners has focused its value-add strategy on industrial and multifamily investments, while simultaneously possessing the ability to invest across additional property types.
About Marcus Partners
Marcus Partners is a vertically integrated real estate firm specializing in real estate investment, management and development. The firm focuses on value-add investment strategies across industrial, multifamily, and other property types. Marcus Partners and its affiliates currently own, control, operate, or are developing more than 8 million square feet of real estate and 4,700+ multifamily units. The firm is headquartered in Boston, with regional offices in Metro New York, the Mid-Atlantic, and Atlanta.
18 March 2026