Eastgate Capital Management

our philosophy

Our world is changing rapidly. New technologies are building on each other and the use of physical space is being redefined as digital and physical interactions each find their place.

Real estate must offer an experience that is relevant to evolving demands.

We believe deep engagement in certain verticals will create long-term winners, with operations, sustainability and technology emerging as key factors of success.

We invest with precision in areas we think are best poised to excel, building rigorous analyses around forward-thinking strategies, supported by a core of unparalleled local sourcing and management capabilities.

Approach

Data Centric

Rigorous data analysis informs and continually improves our decision-making as a virtuous cycle

Elevated Management

We manage directly with explicit focus on high ROI through sustainability initiatives and integrating select technologies

Leveraged Resources

We are integrated into the unparalleled relationship network and resources of the Eastgate Group

Insight Oriented

We seek novel approaches to investment and management based on robust insights

Structural Drivers

The below forces are reshaping our environment. We are planning ahead to deliver real estate that surpasses today’s demands with tomorrow in mind.

Demographic
Transitions

Real estate needs to adapt to rapidly changing populations. New locations become attractive, while others slowly fade away. We focus on the supply imbalances embedded by shifts in population characteristics and tenant demand.

ESG DISRUPTION

Tenants are increasingly selective about the quality of their spatial experience. Governments, companies and individuals increasingly understand the wider importance of our activities, collectively rendering wide swathes of existing real estate obsolete. Our organization is built to implement profitable sustainability initiatives and return assets to viable use without the carbon cost of new construction.

pivotal industries

Fourth revolution industries are increasingly important economic drivers. These industries create strong localized wage growth and agglomeration effects, translating into both long term price increases and short term supply / demand mismatches.