Direct ownership
A single asset
An interest in one property — a building you can visit, drive past, and see being run.
Investment type
ALPINE
Income while you hold it. Appreciation over the hold. The tax treatment that comes with owning real estate.
Alpine investors own a share of a building, or of a fund holding several. Some produce income from day one. Others are value-add — improved, repositioned or completed first, then held. In both cases the company you invest with is the company that runs them.
Fort + Home affiliates develop, build and manage real estate in western Colorado. None of the three returns below is guaranteed.
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Alpine investments are available only to accredited investors, whose status is verified before any investment is finalized.
Where the return comes from
Three at once.
Operating income
Once an asset is stabilized it produces revenue from operations. Value-add assets produce no operating income until stabilized, and stabilization may take longer than planned or may not be achieved.
Appreciation
Over the hold the asset may gain value, in addition to any income distributed along the way. Neither outcome is assured.
Tax efficiency
Direct ownership may allow depreciation and expense deductions, reported to each investor on an annual Schedule K-1. Tax treatment depends on your circumstances.
None of the three is guaranteed. An Alpine investment may produce no income, may not appreciate, and may lose value. Property and asset management are performed by Fort + Home affiliates rather than outside managers; fees payable to those affiliates are disclosed in the offering documents for each investment. Returns on specific investments are shown to verified investors. Verify your accredited status →
Current investments
Open investments.
Alpine investments open periodically. Verified investors see them first, with the terms and target return for each.
Nothing is open right now.
Alpine investments open periodically rather than continuously. We would rather hold capital than put it into an asset that does not earn its place.
Verify Your Status- You are notified firstVerified investors are notified when an Alpine investment opens.
- You see the full termsStructure, target return, horizon and the offering documents — before you decide anything.
- You talk to the operatorNot a call center. The people who will run the building.
How you invest
Two ways in.
Pooled ownership
A fund
An interest in a fund holding several income-producing properties, for investors who would rather spread across assets.
Questions
What investors ask.
What do I actually own?
An LLC interest in the property, or in the fund that holds the properties. You are an owner of real estate, and you receive a K-1 each year reflecting your share.
What produces the return?
Three things, running at the same time. Operating income while the property runs. Appreciation if the asset gains value over the hold. And an annual Schedule K-1 reflecting your share of the asset’s income, deductions and gain. What that means for your own position depends on your circumstances — Fort + Home is not a tax advisor, and investors should consult their own. None of the three is guaranteed.
How long is my capital committed?
Alpine is a multi-year hold. The specific term, and the liquidity provisions that apply to it, are set by the offering documents for each investment.
Who can invest?
Accredited investors only, verified before any investment is finalized. This page is informational and is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security.
Connect with us
Talk to the people who run the buildings.
A straight conversation about what Alpine holds and whether it fits what you are trying to do.
For accredited investors.
The other two types
If this is not the right fit.
This page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities. Any offer or sale of securities will be made only pursuant to definitive offering documents provided to qualified investors. All investments involve risk, including the possible loss of capital. Target returns are forward-looking estimates based on management’s current assumptions and are not guarantees of future performance. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Alpine investments are illiquid. There is no secondary market and no redemption right, and capital cannot be redeemed on demand; investors should be prepared to hold for the full term stated in the offering documents. Alpine describes a category of investment, not a specific security. Projects shown on this site are operating businesses, not securities offerings. Accredited-investor status is verified before any investment is finalized.
Fort + Home affiliates act as developer, builder, property manager and sponsor. These relationships create conflicts of interest, including fees and compensation payable to affiliates, which are described in the offering documents for each investment.
Nothing on this page is tax advice. Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances, deductions may be limited, and depreciation may be recaptured on sale. Consult your own tax advisor.