Track Record

Meeting Community Needs, Maximizing Investor Value

With a proven track record in necessity-driven commercial real estate, we specialize in strategic acquisitions, expert management, and successful dispositions in high-growth markets.

Our Acquisitions

Community Testimonials

Why people trust West Hive Capital

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Net IRR is defined as the annualized, compound rate of return using equity contributions and distributions as they occurred on specific dates during the investment period. Net IRR is reflective of all fees charged and paid to West Hive Capital LLC and its affiliates and subsidiaries.

Equity Multiple: the total distributions and remittances to equity investors divided by the total equity contributions from investors during the investment period. Equity Multiple is reflective of all fees charged and paid to West Hive Capital LLC and its affiliates and subsidiaries.

The testimonials provided herein are from West Hive Capital investors. Prospective investors are cautioned as to any inherent conflict of interest which may exist between the investors and West Hive Capital as a result of this relationship. Further, their representations provided may not be representative of the experience of other investors. Any testimonials provided are not a guarantee of future success.

Securities are only available to verified accredited investors who can bear the loss of their investment. Cash distributions and any specific returns are not guaranteed. An investment in commercial real estate is subject to risk, including the risk that all of your investment may be lost. Any representations concerning investing in commercial real estate, including, without limitation, any representations as to stability, diversification, security, resistance to inflation and any other representations as to the merits of investing in commercial real estate reflect our belief concerning the representations and may or may not come to be realized. The ability to make distributions or the amount of distributions may be affected by factors such as debt and lender restrictions, future capital expenditure needs, and financial performance of the property.