Projects

A capital source
with a proven
track record.

Seventy closed deals and counting.

Wendy’s. Starbucks. Dollar General. CVS Pharmacy. Goodwill Industries. Walgreens. And many more projects across the nation.

Developers large and small have turned to Envoy to fund the construction of single projects and multi-property deals alike. And for good reason. Experienced developers trust Envoy to get the capital they need — when they need it — to bring their deals to fruition. Whether its a retail outlet or a medical facility, a simple build-to-suit or a more challenging situation like an ownership recapitalization, developers turn to Envoy again and again because they know Envoy will do what it takes to make their deals happen.

Construction loans. Bridge loans. Ground lease loans. JV equity.

Whatever the situation requires, experienced developers rely on Envoy to get their deals done. And so can you.

Capital Solutions

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Envoy Net Lease Partners specializes in the funding of single-tenant net lease medical, retail, office and industrial properties — providing up to 100 percent loan-to-cost financing for build-to-suit projects.

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Recent Projects

  • Advance Auto – Milwaukee, WI
  • Applebee's – Montclair, CA
  • Bridgestone/Firestone – Benton, AR
  • Bridgestone/Firestone – Hammond, LA
  • Bridgestone/Tires Plus – Franklin, WI
  • Longhorn Steakhouse – Wixom, MI
  • Pain Treatment Centers of America – Bentonville, AK
  • Sheetz – Delaware, OH
  • 7-Eleven – Bee Cave, TX
  • 7-Eleven – Houston, TX
  • 7-Eleven – Marble Falls, TX
  • 7-Eleven – Salt Lake City, UT

Let's talk financing.

Over the next two years, Envoy expects to originate more than $200 million of build-to-suit construction loans for medical, retail, office and industrial projects located anywhere in the U.S. If you need funding for a project, let’s set up a time to talk about financing solutions.
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