University Place Asset Management
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Our Strategies

We invest across two core strategies—digital infrastructure and real estate—where deep domain expertise allows us to identify mispriced risk. Our mandate is flexible by design, allowing us to invest across the capital structure and express each view in the form that offers the most attractive combination of downside protection and return potential.

Digital Infrastructure

The physical infrastructure of artificial intelligence — data centers, the power that runs them, and the compute they house.

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Construction & Bridge Lending

Senior secured lending against data centers with contracted demand and secured power. We take delivery risk, not demand risk.

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GPU Financing

Senior secured financing for compute, underwritten to the strength of the contracted user rather than the value of the hardware.

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Equity

Common and preferred equity across asset-level and corporate opportunities, with a focus on basis, structure and execution.

Real Estate

Complex, dislocated, and event-driven opportunities in real assets.

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Opportunistic Credit

Flexible capital, agnostic to asset class and geography — mortgage finance, construction loans, loan portfolios and bespoke financing solutions.

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Distressed Credit

We buy debt at a discount to the value of the collateral behind it, where the problem sits in the balance sheet rather than the asset.

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Special Situations Equity

Equity investments in complex and event-driven opportunities across property types and markets.

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Our Markets

We invest across geographies in top tier markets. The characteristics of a top-tier market vary by asset class.

Digital Infrastructure

Set by power and connectivity — substation capacity and time-to-power, fiber route diversity, carrier and cloud density, land and incentives.

Real Estate

Set by liquidity and growth — transaction depth, breadth of the buyer pool, access to debt capital, and population and employment growth.

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