From stabilized assets to lease-ups and turnarounds, MultiCore has worked across the full lifecycle of multifamily ownership. Our growing portfolio includes garden-style, mid-rise, and mixed-use developments across key growth markets.
Asset Types Served
Stabilized core assets
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Value-add repositioning opportunities
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New construction lease-ups
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Case Studies
High-Performance Lease-Up
In early 2024, a multifamily Sponsor brought in MultiCore to stabilize a struggling lease-up in Charleston, SC. Within a year, the Company replaced the management team, tightened income verification, overhauled marketing, and provided direct oversight—driving a 50% reduction in delinquency, a 20% boost in economic occupancy, stabilized expenses, and positive post-debt service cash flow.
Most importantly, the property’s resident profile was strengthened, with projected delinquency reduced to just 20% of its prior peak.
Positive Growth
In early 2025, a regional bank engaged MultiCore Asset Management to take over a distressed asset. When MultiCore assumed asset management lead, the property was facing multiple critical challenges: over 90 open abatements with the City, economic occupancy near 55%, severe accounts payable backlogs, unstable staffing, high crime, and no eviction filings in over 12 months.
Within the first six months, MultiCore implemented a comprehensive stabilization plan that the third-party management company could execute on with our oversight, increasing cash collections from 55% to over 91%, resolving all open abatements and restoring good standing with the Housing Authority, rebuilding a full and effective on-site team, reducing incident reporting by 76%, evicting 72 nonpaying residents, and establishing a clear path toward 92% physical occupancy. The property is now positioned for sustained financial and operational performance.
Increased property performance has led to the property gaining about $4 million in value, with a $9 million property uplift at completion of the re-stabilization plan.
