IRA’s Core strategy focuses on high-quality real estate assets with stable income characteristics and lower risk profiles. Emphasizing capital preservation and current income stability, the strategy primarily targets institutional-grade, Class A properties in primary markets, often structured with long-term net leases to provide durable and predictable cash flow.

IRA’s Core-Plus strategy targets stabilized real estate in primary and select secondary markets, offering incremental return potential above the Core strategy through disciplined value-enhancement initiatives. Investments typically involve moderate leasing exposure, lease restructurings or extensions, and operational improvements designed to enhance income while maintaining a focus on downside protection.

IRA’s Value-Add strategy focuses on acquiring underperforming assets at attractive bases relative to replacement cost. These investments typically involve assets with meaningful vacancy and operational inefficiencies that require capital investment, leasing execution, and repositioning to unlock stabilized performance.

IRA’s Opportunistic strategy targets complex investments requiring significant capitalization, development, or repositioning. These transactions typically involve limited or no in-place income and rely on disciplined execution, capital structuring, and active management to generate outsized total return potential.