Tailored Capital for Every Property Stage
Phoenix Capital Solutions provides flexible and tailored financing options for real estate ventures of all scales. Whether you are purchasing commercial real estate, refinancing an existing property, or developing a new project, our team identifies the right private capital solution for your timeline and objectives.
Since 2012, we have structured private capital for real estate developers, sponsors, and property owners whose projects outgrow what conventional banks are built to handle. From a single acquisition to a large-cap development, every solution is built around the property, the business plan, and your timeline.
Real Estate Funding Types
- Commercial Real Estate Acquisition. Capital to purchase income-producing and value-add commercial properties.
- Development and Construction Capital. Funding for ground-up and redevelopment projects, structured around project milestones.
- Refinancing and Recapitalization. Restructure existing obligations or release equity to fund your next move.
- Large-Scale Project Financing. Institutional capital for major developments through our L.I.F.T. Program.
- Interim and Transitional Capital. Short-term capital for acquisition, stabilization, and transition periods.
Why Developers Choose Private Capital
Conventional lenders tend to pull back exactly when a project gets interesting: complex entitlements, multi-phase development, international sponsors, or collateral that does not fit a standard appraisal. Private capital can be structured around the real economics of the deal.
- Built around the project. Capital is structured around your property, business plan, and timeline rather than a fixed lending product.
- Full capital stack. We work across the stack, from early-stage projects to large-cap developments requiring nine-figure financing.
- Global reach. Direct access to institutional banking networks and capital partners across North America, Europe, and Asia.
- Discretion. Your project details and financial position stay private at every stage.
How the Real Estate Funding Process Works
- Consultation. Share your project, capital need, and timeline. An advisor responds within one business day.
- Project Evaluation. We review the property, the business plan, and the sponsorship to identify suitable capital sources.
- Structuring. We design a capital structure, often through a project-specific entity, around the economics of the deal.
- Closing. We coordinate documentation and due diligence through to funding.
Programs for Real Estate Projects
Real estate engagements most often run through the L.I.F.T. Program for large-cap projects, the C.A.R.R. Program when land, mineral rights, or other hard assets are part of the collateral, and the D.I.S.C. Program for structured capital solutions. Smaller and emerging projects may fit the S.E.E.D. Program.
Real Estate Funding FAQ
What types of real estate projects do you fund?
We work with commercial acquisitions, ground-up development, redevelopment, refinancing, and large-scale projects. Every project is evaluated individually against its property, business plan, and timeline.
Do you work with projects outside Florida?
Yes. Phoenix Capital Solutions is headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida, and serves qualified clients across North America, Europe, and Asia.
How is a real estate project evaluated?
We review the property, the business plan, the sponsorship, and the proposed structure. All engagements are subject to due diligence, verification, and eligibility requirements.
How long does it take to fund a real estate project?
Timelines depend on the size and complexity of the project and on due diligence. Your advisor will outline a realistic timeline after the initial evaluation.
How do I get started?
Complete the short form on our Get Started page. A Phoenix Capital Solutions advisor will contact you within one business day, with no obligation.
All engagements are subject to due diligence, verification, and eligibility requirements. Phoenix Capital Solutions Corp does not offer, sell, or transact in securities. It does not solicit deposits, it does not pool investor capital into a fund or vehicle, and it does not represent that any of its programs constitute investment contracts under the SEC v. W.J. Howey Co. framework. Each engagement is documented as a direct credit relationship between PCS and a project-specific joint-venture entity. Nothing on this page is an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any security.