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Enrique Huerta
Multi-Housing Investments at Clear Capital, LLC
Enrique Huerta-Del Real is currently a Co-Founder and Principal of Rockview Capital, a position he has held since January 2023.13 Prior to this, he was a Partner in Acquisitions at Clear Capital, LLC from March 2019 to November 2022.4
At Clear Capital, Huerta led more than $1.2B of investment transactions, comprising 25 acquisitions and 11 dispositions totaling 5,962 units.1 His full-cycle investments for Clear Capital generated an average IRR of 26.17% and an equity multiple of 1.72x across a ~2.5-year hold.13
Huerta has extensive experience in the multifamily real estate sector, having held positions at several prominent firms:
- Senior Acquisitions Associate at Next Wave Investors (2018)
- Acquisitions Associate at The Grupe Company (2016-2018)
- Acquisitions Analyst at The Bascom Group (2016)4
He earned a B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, Irvine.14 Huerta is an active member of the Advisory Committee for the National Multifamily Housing Council.1
In his current role at Rockview Capital, Huerta oversees the firm's investment activities, including acquisitions, asset management, and dispositions.1 He is focused on value-add and core multi-housing assets across the Southwestern United States.2
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Rockview Capital remains focused on #ValueAdd and #Core Multi-Housing assets across the Southwestern US. We're committed to expanding our portfolio in this vibrant region, targeting assets that align with our strategic vision for growth and value creation.
If you have opportunities or know of potential deals, we'd love to connect and explore how we can collaborate. #RealEstate #Multifamily #SouthwestUS #Investing #Growth #Opportunities #RockviewCapital #EnriqueHuerta
Ashton Asherian Rockview Capital
A key challenge for prospective multifamily developments in markets like #Phoenix will be the decreasing rental premiums Class A properties can command over Class B and C properties. Combined with rising construction costs, higher financing rates, and lower valuations for new builds, this trend may hinder new developments by making it harder to hit target development yields, leading multifamily investors to choose to buy existing assets over developing new. If this trend continues, we can expect it to drive rent growth in existing assets once the current supply wave subsides. What do you think has led to these decreasing premiums over the past decade?
Rockview Capital Ashton Asherian
