Milhaus, SRG Residential Complete Merger, Plan To Acquire Broadshore Capital Partners

The Linden, An Srg Residential-Developed Property

Milhaus and SRG Residential completed a merger, forming a national multifamily platform to develop, own and manage apartment communities in more than 20 markets.

Together, Indianapolis-based Milhaus and Newport Beach-based SRG Residential, a subsidiary of Sares Regis Group, have $2.5B of total investment activity and more than 50,000 apartments under third-party management, according to a release. SRG Residential's portfolio includes apartment complexes in Long Beach, Irvine, Woodland Hills and Ontario, California.

The combined company plans to start eight development projects containing more than 2,000 units this year, according to the release.

Milhaus also announced it will acquire Los Angeles-based Broadshore Capital Partners, an investment management and lending platform. The move will expand Milhaus' capabilities in those areas.

Chris Payne, formerly the CEO of SRG Residential, is now chief development officer at Milhaus. Jeff Bailey, SRG Residential president of property management, will continue to helm the combined property management group.

Broadshore Capital Partners CEO Brad Howe will become the chief investment officer of Milhaus upon closing of the acquisition, which is anticipated later this summer.

The combined Milhaus platform will have corporate offices in Indianapolis, New York, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Orlando, Florida, and Newport Beach, California.

Mergers and acquisitions proliferated in the spring. Financing for transactions is plentiful, despite geopolitical events that shook the market for single-asset sales earlier this year. Market watchers expect more activity as the year goes on.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's Los Angeles Newsletters
Related Stories

Housing Shortage, Population Growth Draw Developers To Lehigh Valley

Tax Break Fight Threatens Development In Housing-Starved Long Island

'We Messed Up With Rent Control': CRE Execs On MoCo's Multifamily Hurdle

UK Investment Giant Funds First U.S. Development In Boston Suburb

10 States Alone Carry $1.4T In Wildfire Property Risk, Cotality Finds

KHP Sells West Hollywood Kimpton To Japanese Hotel Company For $63M

Pied-À-Terre Tax Won't Deter Buyers Long Term, Developers Say

Investor Pays $98M For Foreclosed Downtown Atlanta Apartment Tower

GO Residential, Blackstone, Others Get H&R REIT Assets In $4.8B Breakup Deal

Owner Lands $67M Loan To Renovate Apartments On Revere Waterfront

JBG Smith Says Loss Is Improbable From $356M Wardman Tower Ruling

USA Properties Fund, Irvine Co. Break Ground On 338 Tustin Apartments: The Los Angeles Deal Sheet