The math of the American Dream no longer adds up for millions, but for the sophisticated investor, the deficit tells a different story.
Current data confirms a staggering reality: the U.S. is facing a shortage of roughly two million homes. While some estimates from groups like Goldman Sachs and the National Low Income Housing Coalition suggest the gap could be four million or higher, the result is the same—a supply-demand imbalance that has reached a breaking point.
For accredited investors, this isn't just a social crisis; it’s a structural dislocation in the real estate market that offers a unique defensive play.
While luxury developments face saturation and interest rate sensitivity, affordable and workforce housing remains the most undersupplied asset class in the country.
The Housing US 360 Real Estate Limited Partnership Fund is designed specifically to bridge this gap. Operating under the SEC’s Rule 506(c), we focus exclusively on acquiring and optimizing multi-family assets that serve the "missing middle"—the workforce that keeps our cities running.
By focusing on operational efficiency and social impact, we aim to provide our partners with:
The shortage isn't going away, but the window for early-stage entry is narrowing.
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