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Impact Real Estate

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Impact Real Estate Investments

888 Federal Boulevard • Denver, Colorado

A 24,427 sq ft commercial property

Key features:

• LEED Silver certification in one of the city's lowest income neighborhoods.

• 100kW solar electric system and four electric vehicle charging stations.

• Shared ownership structure with tenant via a subsidiary.

• In exchange for zero up-front capital investment, below-market rent, shared ownership, shared financial upside, and shared control, the tenant provides property management and administrative assistance.

Namasté Solar

Tenant:

An employee-owned cooperative of 220+ employees and certified B Corporation (B Impact Score: 127.2). Designs and installs solar electric systems.

5900/5908/5820 Triangle Drive • Raleigh, North Carolina

A 25,345 sq ft commercial property

Key features:

• LEED Silver certification.

• 56kW solar electric system.

• Shared ownership structure with the tenant via a subsidiary.

• In exchange for additional ownership upside, shared ownership, shared financial upside, and shared control, the tenant provides property management and administrative assistance.

Southern Energy Management

Tenant:

A certified B Corporation (B Impact Score: 91.5) that designs and installs solar electric systems, performs energy efficiency modeling, and is currently restructuring as An employee-owned cooperative.

1898 South Flatiron Court • Boulder, Colorado

A 41,377 sq ft commercial property.

Key features:

• LEED certification.

• 72kW solar electric system and two electric vehicle charging stations.

• Shared ownership structure with tenant via a subsidiary.

• In exchange for zero up-front capital investment, below-market rent, shared ownership, shared financial upside, and shared control, the tenant provides property management and administrative assistance.

Upslope Brewing Company

Tenant:

An independently-owned craft brewery.

1440 Elmira Street • Aurora, Colorado

A 8,848 sq ft mixed commercial/residential property.

Key features:

• Shared ownership structure with tenant via a subsidiary.

• In exchange for zero up-front capital investment, below-market rent, shared ownership, shared financial upside, and shared control, the tenant provides property management and administrative assistance.

The Village Institute

Tenant:

A non-profit social enterprise that runs a holistic live/learn/work center for refugee and immigrant families. They provide housing, language learning, job readiness workshops, mental health services, and a year-round preschool program – all under one roof.

3325 N Michigan Avenue • Portland, Oregon

36-unit affordable housing apartment complex.

Key features:

• Deed-restricted affordable housing development (construction is scheduled to be complete in 2025) whereby approximately half of the apartment units require their residents to earn income that's less than 60% of Area Median Income ("AMI") and the other half require less than 80% of AMI.•

• Mass timber construction.

Shortstack Mississippi

Tenant:

Various low-income residents (pending construction completion).

2785 SE Belmont Street • Portland, Oregon

35-unit affordable housing apartment complex.

Key features:

• Deed-restricted affordable housing development (construction is scheduled to be complete in 2025) whereby approximately two-thirds of the apartment units require their residents to earn income that's less than 60% of Area Median Income ("AMI") and one-third require less than 80% of AMI.

• Mass timber construction.

Shortstack Belmont

Tenant:

Various low-income residents (pending construction completion).

1501 Lee Hill Drive, #15 • Boulder, Colorado

A 1,850 sq ft commercial property.

Key features:

Bookcliff Vineyards

Tenant:

A husband-and-wife-owned vineyard and winery committed to sustainable farming practices and Colorado-based production.

2639 Spruce Street • Boulder, Colorado

A 3,267 sq ft commercial property.

Key features:

Madelife

Tenant:

A launchpad and creative hub for artists and entrepreneurs founded on mentorship, collaboration, and continuous iteration.

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