ARC Family Office

Overview

ARC Family Office describes its work as strategic capital allocation across debt and equity real-estate instruments to build diversified portfolios.¹ The firm says it has managed more than $800 million in transactions and partnered with more than 50 international families.¹

History

The available firm materials do not state a founding year or other historical milestones. ARC’s website identifies Andrew Corona as Founder.¹ The website also states that Corona launched ARC’s private-credit division.¹

Leadership

Andrew Corona is identified as Founder.¹ His biography says he has raised more than $455 million in LP, Co-GP and preferred-equity commitments.¹ It also says he managed $80 million in loan originations for ARC for family-office clients.¹ The San Diego Business Journal named Corona a “40 under 40” honoree in 2021 and 2022.¹

Pranav Bhakta is identified as Advisor.¹ His biography says he has negotiated more than $3.2 billion in hospitality transactions.¹ His stated transaction experience includes acquisitions, dispositions, restructurings, debt and equity financings, ground-up development and conversion projects.¹ He previously served as a Senior Advisor to the Trump Organization for South Asia expansion, advised family offices in India, Singapore and Africa on hospitality exposure, and was a vice president with Molinaro Koger.¹ Bhakta holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of California at Berkeley and an MBA focused on hospitality from Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne.¹

Services

ARC lists direct lending, capital markets, fund control and asset management as its core services.² Its direct-lending offering covers construction, bridge and DSCR financing from $1 million to $20 million.² ARC says its platform finances lower-middle-market commercial real-estate projects across 47 states, excluding Oregon, Alaska and Utah.³ The firm says it uses its own capital for bridge, construction, land, reserve-exchange and DSCR loans.³

Listed direct-lending property types include single-family, multifamily, mixed-use, land, industrial, self-storage, hospitality and data centers.³ ARC also lists reverse-1031-exchange loans as a direct-lending program.³

Its capital-markets service structures debt and equity transactions, including GP/LP structures.⁴ The listed target deal size is $10 million to $200 million.⁴ The capital-markets page describes its asset-class coverage as agnostic and lists a target of more than 15% net IRR.⁴ ARC says capital-markets clients include or connect with family offices, creditors, private lenders and institutional investors.⁴

What the firm offers

• Investment management
• Cross-border planning

Client focus

ARC says it has partnered with more than 50 international families.¹ Its capital-markets activities connect with family offices, creditors, private lenders and institutional investors.⁴

Investment philosophy and approach

The firm says it uses strategic capital allocation across debt and equity real-estate instruments to build diversified portfolios.¹ Its services combine direct lending, capital-markets structuring, fund control and asset management.²

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Sources

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