About Decar

Since 2016, Decar has been providing commercial real estate solutions to its clients and partners throughout the United States. The Firm’s objective is to invest time and capital opportunistically, shifting between geographies, asset types and moving up and down the capital stack. To execute this, Decar has built a management team with deep knowledge of commercial real estate capital markets, asset management, and development allowing the Firm to execute projects of any size.

The management has led and executed over $3.7 billion of debt financing - Freddie, Fannie, HUD, CMBS, and Balance Sheet (bridge / construction / term) on all asset classes. The firm has advised on the separation of a commercial real estate portfolio ($12 billion total enterprise value) by preforming due diligence, cash flow / valuation modeling, and auditing work. Additionally at the inception of the business, it provided underwriting and credit analysis of 17 CMBS securitizations ($18 billion of debt capital), for a B-piece acquisition team.

Additionally, the firm has performed asset management on over 6.5 million square feet of commercial real estate throughout the United States and negotiated / executed roughly 1 million square feet of leases for every type of asset class. Decar has also completed underwriting / credit analysis on a portfolio of 31 CMBS deals ($28 Billion in debt capital) for B-piece investors and supported a client in an adaptive reuse business plan, and re-underwriting of mall assets ($500MM in debt capital) to understand the impact of the mall exposure on the client’s balance sheet.

To highlight Decar’s development expertise, the company has provided underwriting, guidance, and led partners on over $150 million (total project costs) of ground-up retail development, $470 million (total project costs) of ground-up multifamily, $350 million (total project costs) of ground up / renovation of hotels throughout the United States.

Lastly on an exotic note, Decar aided a client in developing and securing construction financing of a $200 million (total project costs), 95-meter watercraft in Schacht-Audorf, Germany.