Our Investment Thesis

  • - According to the most recent data available, the United States is experiencing a substantial housing shortage. The National Association of Realtors estimates that there is a shortfall of 5.5 - 6.8 million housing units, a trend that has been worsening since 2001.

    - This shortage, coupled with the consistent population growth, further intensifies the demand for housing units, specifically in the rental market. With low supply and high demand, rental rates are also expected to rise.

  • - Denali targets overlooked markets to develop housing units, effectively mitigating competition. This strategic move enables us to seize opportunities others might miss and yield higher returns for our investors.

    - We work closely with municipalities to collaboratively shape the future of their communities. This approach fosters strong relationships with local authorities and the community, helping ensure the successful realization of our projects.

  • - We handle all construction in-house, significantly reducing costs associated with third-party contractors and their upcharge fees. This approach translates into cost savings that directly boost project ROI.

    - Our in-house construction strategy enables us to control quality tightly and complete projects efficiently, further enhancing the appeal and value of the housing units we develop.

  • Our strategy enables investors to recover their initial investment and earn substantial returns on their equity generally within the first 24 months of a hold period through refinancing the construction loan into a traditional mortgage once the property has been leased up after construction.

    After refinancing, our properties continue to generate steady monthly income, with the added advantage of commanding premium rental rates due to the projects being the most recently built units in an area.

  • - Our newly developed apartment complexes offer the best in terms of finishes, amenities, and unit aesthetics. These factors allow us to charge higher rents compared to existing buildings, creating a more substantial profit margin.


    - Being the newest project in town helps attract a demographic seeking the best housing experience, ensuring high occupancy rates and steady rental income.