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WHY APARTMENTS

Kensington purchases apartment properties primarily in the central region of the country. We believe that investment in apartments in the central United States offers attractive opportunities due to the following characteristics of the region and the property type:

  • Favorable economic outlook
  • Diversified economic base
  • Stable demographics
  • Substantial existing infrastructure
  • High quality construction standards
  • Less overall competition from developers outside of the region
  • Historically favorable investment returns
  • Substantially lower volatility than many regions of the country
  • Predictable capital expenditures
For a more extensive explanation, please click here on "Why Invest In Apartments".

Please click here on Apartment Acquisition Criteria to see our preferences and submission requirements for apartment properties.

WHY KENSINGTON FOR APARTMENTS


Kensington structured an affiliation with the Marquette Companies several years ago which is called Kensington / Marquette Partners L.L.C. Marquette has extensive experience in the development and property management of apartment properties. We formed this affiliation to augment Kensington's experience in the acquisition and asset management of this property type.

Kensington / Marquette Partners has a combined experience with over 35,000 apartment units across the country with a total value well in excess of $1 billion. We provide our residents with a level of service equaled only by a hotel concierge and combine this with a disciplined investment process, integrated proprietary research methodology and state-of-the-art accounting and client reporting systems. The result is superior investment performance accompanied by specific value creation programs.

You may click here to view photos and descriptions of Recent Transactions.

For more information on our companies, please click here on "About Kensington" or "About Marquette".