


Fully managed. Sponsor co-invested in every project. Limited Allocations.
Tresor Group deploys capital into 8–32 unit multifamily and condo developments across high-demand NYC submarkets, managing every stage from acquisition to stabilization. Investors receive returns first, sponsors earn after performance, and sponsor capital is invested alongside every deal.
Tresor Group is a developer, owner, and operator specializing in multifamily real estate projects in supply-constrained markets. We manage the full development lifecycle from acquisition and entitlements through construction, operations, and disposition. With over 10 years in business, more than $100M deployed, and 50+ projects delivered, our focus is on disciplined execution and capital preservation.
Our investment opportunities are structured exclusively for accredited investors. Offerings are made under Regulation D, Rule 506(c) of the Securities Act of 1933. Any offer or sale of securities is conducted only through a Private Placement Memorandum and related documents. We strongly encourage prospective investors to review all offering materials and consult with their financial and legal advisors before committing capital.
The minimum investment for Tresor Equity Fund IV is $100,000. The fund targets a 20% IRR with an investment period of 3–5 years, focused on opportunistic, high-yield multifamily projects in supply-constrained markets.
Yes. We invest a minimum of 5% of total deal capital, and often significantly more; in some cases exceeding 25%. We only pursue projects where we are comfortable investing in.
We provide clear and frequent updates to all investors throughout the life of each project. That means sharing real numbers, real challenges, and real solutions not just favorable highlights. This transparency has been a cornerstone of our approach and has earned us consistent repeat capital from our investor base over the years.
The fund provides investors with diversified exposure across real assets structured to generate income, tax benefits and long-term appreciation, often exceeding traditional investments such as REITs, S&P500 and bonds.