Group RMC
Group RMC is a real estate Co-Investment group based in New York, Montreal and Columbus that invests in and is the general partner in undervalued income-producing office properties in non-gateway U.S. markets. Group RMC currently oversees over 21M square feet in the US, principally in the Midwest, representing over USD $2.5 Billion in asset value.
Associated Speakers
Past Speaking Events
- Group RMC - Office Master Co-InvestDecember 02, 202213:30 PM - 14:00 PMKeynoteView Details
During this session, we will be hearing from the next generation of one of the US’s largest private office landlords, a NYC based real estate group headed by a Canadian family. Group RMC’s Mike Mangione will be discussing their company’s history and what it means to be value investors in turbulent times.
- History of the firm, why co-investment structure
- Taking a value investing approach – Geography, metrics & application
- Future of Office – Perspectives and data points from our 20M SF portfolio of office
- Case Study: The Americana Portfolio IX LP
- Q&A & Discussion
Speakers: Vali Lazarescu
- Opportunities in Co-Invest OfficeNovember 17, 202211:00 AM - 12:00 PMWebcastView Details
Group RMC is one of the largest private office landlords in the US with over 18 million square feet across 12 States and expects to capitalize on enormous upcoming opportunities.
Mike Mangione from Group RMC will report from the office real estate trenches and speak to how the 21 million square foot office portfolio has fared during the pandemic, as a major real estate owner in non-gateway markets. In addition to providing the pulse of office real estate, Group RMC will share why the next few years will be an opportunity of a lifetime to acquire real estate due to a few factors.
- 40 - 60% discount from replacement cost
- Properties with a stable tenant base where many are prime tenants
- Occupancy of not less than 55% with potential to increase to 85 - 90%
- Acquisition yields (or cap rate) between 7 - 10%
- Ability to implement strong management and leasing teams
Speakers: Michael Mangione and Michael Corcelli
- Opportunities in Commercial OfficeMay 12, 202211:00 AM - 12:00 PMPanelView Details
Why co-investment structure are so compelling in today's office environment. Does taking a value investing approach make sense? What role does geography, metrics & application play in the future of Office? We will provide different perspectives and data points from our 20M SF portfolio of office. Q&A & Discussion
- Commercial CRE in Office Today
- New paradigm in Commercial Office between the employer and employee?
- Commercial office a local market or a national market?
Speakers: Michael Corcelli, John Hartman, and Anthony Guarnieri
- The Future of Old School Co-InvestingOctober 28, 202111:30 AM - 12:30 PMKeynoteView Details
During this session, we will be hearing from the next generation of one of the US’s largest private office landlords, a NYC based real estate group headed by a Canadian family. Group RMC’s Evelyne Massa will be discussing their company’s history and what it means to be value investors in turbulent times.
- History of the firm, why co-investment structure
- Taking a value investing approach – Geography, metrics & application
- Future of Office – Perspectives and data points from our 20M SF portfolio of office
- Case Study: The Americana Portfolio IX LP (currently open)
- Q&A & Discussion
Speakers: Evelyne Massa
- Understanding this Rare Opportunity in Real EstateAugust 13, 202013:00 PM - 14:00 PMWebcastView Details
Group RMC is one of the largest private office landlords in the US with over 18 million square feet across 12 States and expects to capitalize on enormous upcoming opportunities.
Mike Mangione and Lisa Forster from Group RMC will report from the office real estate trenches and speak to how the 18 million square foot office portfolio has fared during the pandemic, as a major real estate owner in non-gateway markets. In addition to providing the pulse of office real estate, Group RMC will share why the next few years will be an opportunity of a lifetime to acquire real estate due to a few factors.
- REITs facing massive cash crunch and in need of rescue financing
- Distressed institutions in need of liquidity unwilling to realize large losses in public securities and forced to sell high quality real estate assets
- End-of-life private equity funds forced to sell good assets to wind-up and realize performance fees
Speakers: Michael Mangione and Lisa Forster