Morrison Street Capital

Midtown Capital Partners is a real estate investment advisory and asset management firm with a focus on value-add commercial properties in high-growth U.S. markets. They are vertically integrated, with in-house acquisition, leasing, and development capabilities.

Morrison is a global infrastructure investment manager based in Wellington, New Zealand. Founded in 1988 by Lloyd Morrison, the firm specializes in managing investments in both private and listed infrastructure markets for institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds. With USD 30 billion in assets under management and over 200 professionals across seven global offices, Morrison has established itself as a leading player in the infrastructure sector. The company's investment philosophy focuses on middle-market, OECD-focused infrastructure that offers long-term value creation. Morrison operates through two primary strategies: Value Add, which targets global infrastructure with significant capital appreciation potential, and Core/Core Plus, which invests in high-quality assets with core defensive characteristics. The firm has expertise in sectors such as renewable energy, data infrastructure, regulated utilities, and transportation. Notable initiatives include the management of Infratil, one of the first listed infrastructure funds, and the launch of the Morrison & Co Growth Infrastructure Fund, emphasizing sustainability in unlisted infrastructure assets.

Harrison Street is an investment management firm specializing in alternative real estate assets, including senior housing, student housing, life sciences, and storage real estate, managing $56 billion in assets.

Madison Capital is a real estate investment and operating company focused on creating exceptional opportunities in evolving markets. The firm invests with an institutional perspective and entrepreneurial execution, transforming potential spaces into influential places.

Barrow Street Capital is a Stamford-based private equity real estate investment firm focused on value-oriented equity and debt strategies across U.S. real estate markets. Founded in 1997, the firm targets opportunistic and value-add investments through joint ventures, preferred equity, and mezzanine debt, emphasizing non-core and redevelopment opportunities. With over $550 million invested, Barrow Street partners with local operating teams to unlock value in multifamily, industrial, office, land, and niche property sectors

Morrison & Co began investing in carbon farming last year; acquired Pastoral Pastures Australia via closed-end Growth Infrastructure Fund.