About

Stonemar Properties, LLC (“Stonemar”) is a vertically-integrated real estate investment and management firm founded in 2003 and headquartered in New York City. The firm specializes in acquiring and managing office, retail, and multi-use properties, including triple-net leased assets, in leading secondary markets throughout the United States. Stonemar’s primary goal is to consistently provide superior risk-adjusted returns for its partners over the long-term.

Throughout their careers, the firm’s senior executives have acquired, managed, and advised on more than $12 billion of real estate-related transactions, and collectively have more than 100 years of combined institutional-quality experience in real estate investment, capital markets, property management and redevelopment, leasing, accounting, and investor and tenant relations. Stonemar’s current portfolio is comprised of more than one million square feet of stabilized, high-quality, well-located real estate in select U.S. markets.

Stonemar invests its own capital in every deal and has a long, successful track record of creating value for its partners and investors through active, “hands on” asset management. As a vertically-integrated owner-operator, the firm provides in-house property management, leasing, legal, accounting, and tenant and investor relations services. As a result of its co-investment and corporate structures, Stonemar’s interests are aligned with its partners and its success is dependent on its proactive management, including its leasing, repositioning, and redevelopment initiatives to maximize value creation.

Stonemar is customer-service driven with an emphasis on building strong relationships not only with its investment partners, but also with it tenants to maintain strong occupancy levels. Most importantly, Stonemar is an owner and operator of real estate for the long-term, adhering to institutional best practices.

Stonemar’s current investment and financial partners include: Kimco Realty Corporation, The Hampshire Companies, Wells Fargo Bank, Bank of America, and Royal Bank of Canada.