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Capri Investment Group
Multifamily office listing in Chicago, Illinois, United States.
- Founded 1992
- Headquarters
- Chicago, IL
- Founded
- 1992
Chicago-based real estate investment and development firm serving institutional investors across U.S. and global markets.
Overview
Capri Investment Group invests in commercial real estate through investment, development, redevelopment, and community-focused projects. The firm works across major primary and secondary U.S. markets and features properties including Kingsbury Plaza in Chicago, along with The Esprit, The Ventana, Wren, Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza, and The Vermont in Los Angeles.1
History
Founded in 1992, Capri reports more than $15 billion in investments made or under commitment, over 300 completed real estate transactions, and more than 30 years of activity in U.S. and global markets. The firm has historically managed real estate for large pension funds and other institutional investors through separate accounts, commingled funds, and joint ventures.2
Leadership
- Quintin E. Primo III, Founder and Executive Chairman - Dawil R. Sully, President and Chief Executive Officer - Joel Putnam, Partner and Chief Design Officer - Omer Ahmed, Vice Chairman, Global Investment Strategist, and Partner - Sheila Essex, Chief Financial Officer3
Services
Capri’s work includes real estate investment, new development, redevelopment, and community-focused projects. Current development projects include the James R. Thompson Center, Frank D. Reeves Center, 111 West Monroe, and 400 South LaSalle.4
What the firm offers
- Private and alternative investments
Client Focus
The firm identifies pension funds and other institutional investors as its historical client base. Its institutional investment activities have included separate accounts, commingled funds, and joint ventures.5
Approach
Capri says impact is as important as return for capital invested on behalf of clients and the firm. Its stated principles emphasize ethics, integrity, client service, challenging conventional thinking, diversity and inclusion, and respect for communities. The firm also says it supports community programs focused on diversity, inclusion, family enrichment, and educational advancement.6
Assets
Capri reports more than $15 billion in investments made or under commitment.7
FAQs
When was Capri Investment Group founded?
Capri Investment Group was founded in 1992.8
What does Capri Investment Group invest in?
The firm invests across commercial property types in major primary and secondary U.S. markets and pursues investment, development, redevelopment, and community-focused projects.9
Who leads Capri Investment Group?
The leadership team includes Founder and Executive Chairman Quintin E. Primo III, President and Chief Executive Officer Dawil R. Sully, Partner and Chief Design Officer Joel Putnam, Vice Chairman, Global Investment Strategist, and Partner Omer Ahmed, and Chief Financial Officer Sheila Essex.10
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Sources
- https://capri.global/investing/
- https://capri.global/
- https://capri.global/history/
- https://capri.global/leading/
- https://capri.global/creating/
- https://capri.global/starting/
- https://capri.global/changing/
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