Investment Opportunities

Providing access to the CRE middle market.

A leader in middle market commercial real estate investing.

We provide institutions and private investors a trusted advisor and fiduciary in middle-market real estate. We invest in both real-estate debt and equity through a series of innovative investment vehicles structured to meet the financial, operational and tax requirements of our investors and partners.

Since our founding in 2006, we have invested successfully through up and down market cycles and across the risk spectrum.

Our Strategies

#1 Opportunistic

Our opportunistic business seeks to invest in distressed and undermanaged assets and in properties in need of significant repositioning. These investments are typically structured as joint venture equity or participating preferred equity investments in short-duration business plans. Walker & Dunlop Investment Partners has raised four opportunistic funds to-date.
Our Strategies

#2 Value Add

Our value-add business seeks to invest in properties that are typically cash flowing but in need of modest repositioning. These investments are typically structured as joint venture equity or participating preferred equity investments in short-duration business plans. WDIP has raised two value-add funds to-date, and one strategic joint venture.
Our Strategies

#3 Core Plus

Our core-plus business seeks to invest in properties that are nearly stabilized. These investments are typically structured as preferred equity or mezzanine debt investments, with substantial subordinated common equity, in mid-duration business plans. WDIP has raised one core-plus fund, one strategic joint venture, and one separately managed account to-date.
Our Strategies

#4 Debt

Our real estate debt business provides creative and comprehensive financing solutions across the risk spectrum including construction, bridge and permanent debt solutions. We originate loans collateralized by high-quality real estate and borrowers. WDIP invests through a series of separately managed accounts, and six lending programs.