Gray Capital · $0 Investor Losses (since 2015)* · 15-Year Tax Abatement · 8.5% Avg Cash-on-Cash (projected) · For Accredited Investors Only

219 Class A Units in Columbus's Top Submarket.
Built for Cash Flow from Day One.

New Construction (2025) in Westerville/New Albany, OH. 15-year tax abatement through 2041. A-rated schools. $117K average household income. Intel and Anduril both arriving within miles during our hold period.

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$100,000 minimum · Accredited investors only · 62.1% break-even occupancy

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Projected
8.5%
avg Cash-on-Cash
7-year hold · monthly distributions
Fairmont Apartments — Westerville / New Albany, OH — 2025
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Executive Summary

219 new-construction Class A apartments in Columbus’s fastest-growing corridor. A 15-year tax abatement eliminates ~$979K/yr in property taxes, creating a structural floor that protects distributions even under stress. 8% preferred return with a 14.05% target IRR. Gray Capital co-invests 14–20% alongside LPs.

15 Yrs
Tax Abatement
$979K/yr savings · through 2041
$979K/yr savings · Through 2041 · 100% on improvements · Runs with title
1.35x
Day-1 DSCR
5.15% fixed rate · 48mo I/O
Debt service coverage ratio · 70% LTV · Agency permanent · 48-month interest-only
14.05%
Target IRR
2.21x EM · 8.5% avg CoC
P50 across 475+ adversarial simulations · 5.50% exit cap (82bps above comps) · 2.21x equity multiple
8.5%
Avg Cash-on-Cash
7.53% Year 1 · 7-yr average
7-yr projected avg · Y1: 7.53% · Y7: 9.1% · Abatement-driven cash flow premium

Investment Thesis:
Four Structural Advantages

Fairmont is not a speculative bet on a single employer or thesis. It has four independent return drivers, each of which works on its own. Together they create a risk-adjusted return profile that is difficult to replicate in any other asset in the market today.

01

Cash Flow Advantage

The 15-year, 100% tax abatement on improvements dramatically reduces operating expenses from day one. Combined with 2025 new construction — zero deferred maintenance, zero capital spend, zero capex surprises — Fairmont is structured to generate strong, distributable cash flow from the first distribution cycle without requiring any operational heroics.
Tax abatement through 2041 · Zero capex budget · Day-one cash flow
02

Market & Growth Runway

Fairmont sits in the New Albany–Westerville corridor — adjacent to Intel Ohio One and Anduril Arsenal-1 — where $117K average household income supports substantially higher rents than current levels. Top employers include JPMorgan Chase, OhioHealth, Nationwide, Victoria’s Secret HQ, and Abercrombie & Fitch. The high-wage renter base is already here, and the rent growth runway is validated by income — no employment growth assumptions required.
$117K avg HHI · 100,000+ professional jobs within 10 mi · Income-validated upside
03

Operational Edge

Gray Capital is fully vertically integrated — we underwrite, acquire, manage, and exit every asset in-house. Our centralized operations team runs the portfolio on industry-leading technology: RealPage for revenue management, Knock CRM for leasing automation, and proprietary analytics for real-time portfolio monitoring. That operational infrastructure deploys to Fairmont on day one — no ramp-up, no third-party handoffs, no learning curve.
In-house property management · Centralized ops team · Proprietary tech stack
04

Embedded Upside

At 97% occupied as of April 2026, Fairmont has already surpassed stabilization targets ahead of schedule. With 5.9% loss-to-lease (~$252K/year) embedded in its current rent roll, organic NOI growth materializes as lease-up concessions naturally expire and rents revert toward market fundamentals — without any capital investment required.
Loss-to-lease capture · Concession burn-off · Zero additional capex

Occupancy Cushion

Current Occupancy 97%
Proforma (Underwritten) 93%
Break-Even Occupancy 62.1%

The distance between current occupancy and break-even is the margin of safety.

35-pt cushion
Fairmont Apartments resort pool at night

Property Snapshot:
219 Units · 8 Buildings · 2025 Vintage

Fairmont Apartments is the newest, highest-quality community in the submarket. A-rated Westerville City Schools and New Albany-Plain Local school districts. Resort-level amenities designed for tech professionals earning $100K+.

219
Total Units
8
Buildings
928 SF
Avg Unit Size
97%
Occupied
Live · Apr 2026
$1,813
Avg Monthly Rent
2025
Vintage
New construction

Unit Mix

Unit Type Total Units Avg Monthly Rent
1 Bedroom 88 units $1,507
2 Bedroom 108 units $1,933
3 Bedroom 23 units $2,254

Class A Amenities

Designed to attract and retain high-earning residents in the Columbus tech and defense corridor.

2 Heated Resort-Style Pools w/ Hot Tub & Cabanas
TrackMan Golf Simulator
Dual Starbucks Coffee Bars
Private Screening Room
Two 24-Hour Fitness Centers
Social Lounge with Wet Bar & Game Room
Co-Working Spaces & Conference Rooms
Fire Circles & Grilling Islands
Concierge Package Lockers
EV Charging Stations
Private Garages Available
9-13ft Ceilings · In-Unit W/D

Interior Gallery

Fairmont Apartments clubhouse

Built by Operators,
Not Just Allocators

Gray Capital is a vertically integrated private equity firm — we underwrite, acquire, manage, and exit every asset in-house. Our leadership team commits 14–20% GP co-investment in every deal, making us one of the largest individual capital commitments alongside our LPs. The result is an asymmetric return profile: downside structurally protected by a $979K/yr tax abatement floor, upside driven by operator execution in a market growing at 2x the national average.

$1B+
AUM
Across 8,000+ units · Midwest multifamily focus · Since 2015
29%
Avg Net IRR
Gray Capital avg net IRR, 2015–2026. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Net to LPs · Across 13 full-cycle exits · 2015–2026 · Zero capital losses
10,000+
Units Acquired
Midwest multifamily · Class A & B · Value-add & core-plus strategies
13
Full-Cycle Exits
All realized · Zero investor capital losses · Avg hold: 3–5 years
Zero
Capital Losses
Operator Track Record · Same-Store Rent Growth
+4.45%
2-Year Avg
GC Portfolio · 2024–2025
<1%
National Avg
CoStar / Yardi · Same Period
4–5×
Outperformance
vs. National Market

Achieved during 2024–2025 — the toughest supply cycle in a decade, when national rents were flat to declining (<1%/yr). Gray Capital's vertically integrated operations delivered +3.51% in 2024 and +5.46% in 2025 same-store, outperforming the national market by ~3.5 percentage points annually.

Same-store rent growth sourced from RealPage GL, Gray Capital portfolio. National average per CoStar/Yardi. Indianapolis market per Colliers (~+2.3%). Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Past performance is not indicative of future results. The 29% average net IRR reflects realized returns across exited investments and is not a guarantee of future returns on this or any offering.

Case Study

Flats at Stones Crossing

Class A · 292 Units · Greenwood, IN · Acquired October 2025

Flats at Stones Crossing — 292 units, Greenwood, Indiana
Core-Plus Strategy

Gray Capital’s most comparable acquisition to Fairmont — a brand-new, Class A asset in a high-growth Midwest submarket. The key difference: Fairmont’s 15-year tax abatement shifts its return profile toward income, targeting 7.53% cash-on-cash in Year 1 and 8.5% averaged across the hold. Flats is weighted more toward total return — higher IRR through appreciation, but without the abatement-driven cash flow premium.

16.8%
Projected IRR*
6.0%
Cash-on-Cash
292
Units
8%
Rent Tradeouts (Apr 2026)
2024 Vintage 5-Year Hold

*Projected IRR based on current underwriting model. Not a realized return. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Gray Capital is a vertically integrated PE firm headquartered in Indianapolis. We underwrite, acquire, manage, and exit every asset in-house. Our leadership team commits 14–20% GP co-investment in this deal — meaning we have significant skin in the game alongside our LPs.

Investment Terms

Deal Structure & Fees

Transparent alignment — we win when you win.

Profit Split
80/20
LP / GP
60/40 above 15% IRR
No GP Catch-Up
8% Cumulative Preferred Return
Fees
1.5% Acquisition Fee
1% Asset Management
3% Property Management
GP Commitment
14–20%
Co-invest in every deal
Largest equity alongside LPs
Capital Structure
70%
LTV
5.15%
Fixed Rate
48 Mo
Interest-Only
1.35x
DSCR
5.50%
Exit Cap (Base)
The adjacent property (Hudson Square) is under contract today at 5.03% — our exit assumption of 5.50% is 47 bps above current market.
Agency Debt · $43.75M · Fixed Rate 84-Month Term 30-Year Amortization $22M Equity Raise · $100K Minimum 8% Cumulative Pref · Monthly Distributions
Distribution Schedule
Frequency: Monthly via ACH First Distribution: Within 45 days of close Year 1 Target: 7.53% CoC K-1s: By March 15 annually
Y1
7.53%
Y2
8.5%
Y3
8.0%
Y4
9.2%
Y5
7.9%
Y6
8.3%
Y7
9.1%
Projected cash-on-cash return by year (base case)

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Spencer Gray
Spencer Gray
Founder & CEO
19+ years in multifamily, industrial, and residential real estate. Quoted in Bisnow, The Real Deal, CoStar.
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Jay Reeder
Jay Reeder
Chief Investment Officer
Portfolio growth and business plan execution. Background in student housing research and asset management across Market Rate, Section 8, and Tax Credit. MBA, Davenport University.
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Blake Pieroni
Blake Pieroni
Sr. Manager, Capital Markets · Primary Contact
Investor relations and capital markets. Your primary point of contact for Fairmont.
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Alex Gray
Alex Gray
Co-Founder
Oversees construction management, renovation programs, and interior design. President, Gray Construction and Design.
Andrew Bosway
Andrew Bosway
Chief Operating Officer
Firm-wide operations, property management oversight, and technology infrastructure.
Katrina Greene
Katrina Greene
SVP Property Management
Leads Gray Residential operations across the full portfolio. Occupancy, leasing, and resident experience.
Griffin Haddad
Griffin Haddad
Manager, Capital Markets · Primary Contact
Investor relations and deal execution. Your primary point of contact for Fairmont.
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Addison Lubert
Addison Lubert
Acquisitions Specialist
Leads underwriting and acquisition analysis. Sourcing and evaluating deals across the Midwest.
Aiden DeWitt
Aiden DeWitt
Investment Associate
Supports acquisition underwriting and deal evaluation across the Gray Capital portfolio.

$0 Investor Losses*  ·  $0 Capital Calls*  ·  500+ Active Investors

*Based on Gray Capital investments from 2015 to present. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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Two Tax Advantages.
One Deal.

Fairmont benefits from both 100% bonus depreciation (restored permanently in 2025) and a 15-year property tax abatement. Together, they make this one of the most tax-efficient multifamily deals available today.

Bonus Depreciation — Permanently Restored
100%
first-year write-off on reclassified components
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (signed July 4, 2025) restored 100% bonus depreciation for qualifying property acquired and placed in service after January 19, 2025, subject to applicable tax code provisions at closing. Fairmont closes in late July 2026 — eligible under current law.
Cost Segregation
15–25%
of building cost reclassified to shorter-life property
An engineering firm identifies components (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, site work) that qualify for 5, 7, and 15-year schedules instead of the standard 27.5-year residential timeline.
What That Means Year 1
100%
of those reclassified costs deducted immediately
Under the OBBBA (IRC §168(k)), the full cost of qualifying short-life assets can be expensed in Year 1. This was 20% before the law changed — a 5x improvement for investors closing in 2026.
15-Year Tax Abatement
~$979K/yr
property tax savings through 2041
Ohio Community Reinvestment Area (CRA) abatement on new construction. 100% of improved value is exempt. Already in place, confirmed transferable at closing. Savings flow straight to distributions.

Method: Licensed engineering cost segregation study.  ·  Legal basis: IRC §168(k) as amended by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (signed July 4, 2025), subject to Congressional action and current law. Property must be acquired and placed in service after Jan 19, 2025.  ·  Disclaimer: Tax estimates are illustrative. Consult your tax advisor for individual impact.

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Fairmont Apartments exterior at dusk
Columbus, Ohio skyline at sunset
The Market

Columbus, Ohio

Zero Negative Lease Tradeouts Post-COVID. 2x National Rent Growth.

Columbus is a 2.2M+ population metro growing at 2x the national average. One of only 5 US markets with zero negative lease tradeout months post-COVID. Two transformative employers are landing within miles of Fairmont during our hold period.

2.24M
Columbus MSA Population
14th largest US metro
1.38%
Annual Population Growth
Fastest in Midwest · 2x national avg
102,228
New Jobs Through 2030
Columbus MSA projection
3.7%
Midwest Rent Growth
vs. 1.0% national average

Two Transformative Employers
Arriving During Our Hold Period

Anduril Industries — Arsenal-1 defense manufacturing, Columbus Ohio
Employer Catalyst #1 · Production Underway
Anduril Arsenal-1
$1B+ advanced defense manufacturing campus 20 miles south of Fairmont. First production began March 2026. Full campus opening Summer 2026. 4,000+ high-wage jobs at an average salary of $132K. Defense manufacturing creates stable, long-tenure employment — these are engineers who rent before they buy.
$1B+ Investment 4,000+ Direct Jobs $132K Avg Salary March 2026 Production
Intel Ohio One semiconductor campus under construction, New Albany Ohio
Employer Catalyst #2 · Production 2030–31
Intel Ohio One
$28B semiconductor campus in New Albany — the largest private investment in Ohio history. 3,000+ permanent engineering jobs at $135K+ average salaries. First production 2030–31, within our 7-year hold period. Announcement effects are already driving submarket rent growth.
$28B Investment 3,000+ Engineers $135K+ Avg Salary Ohio History's Largest

Westerville / New Albany:
Columbus's Highest-Performing Submarket

A-rated school districts: Westerville City Schools and New Albany-Plain Local — among the highest-rated in Ohio. Near-zero available land for competitive new supply.

$117,664
Avg Household Income
3-mile radius
$592,000
Avg Home Value
3-mile radius
62%
Bachelor's or Higher
Highly educated renter base
4%+
Sustained Rent Growth
Submarket annual average

$1,813/mo to Rent. $4,831/mo to Own.

Owning an equivalent home in this submarket costs 166% more per month than renting at Fairmont. This gap structurally extends the renter pool far beyond typical demand cycles and creates a durable cushion against occupancy softness — regardless of market conditions.

JPMorgan Chase · 18,600 jobs OhioHealth · 24,662 jobs Nationwide Insurance · 16,000 jobs Victoria's Secret HQ Abercrombie & Fitch HQ Intel Ohio One (arriving) Anduril Arsenal-1 (arriving)
+4–6% NE Columbus YoY
vs
-0.5% National YoY

Northeast Columbus submarket rents grew 4–6% YoY — top-performing submarket in the metro — while the national average declined. Led by demand around Intel’s New Albany campus. Not a trend — a structural advantage.

Sources: Columbus Partnership 2026; Intel 2024; Anduril Industries 2025; CoStar Q1 2025; Zillow ZORI National; Gray Capital Research, April 2026.

Fairmont Apartments clubhouse

219 units. 97% occupied. 15 years of tax protection.
Sometimes the thesis is simple.

Why Now:
The Supply Drought is Here

The national multifamily supply wave is collapsing. Columbus metro deliveries drop 43% in 2026. In the Westerville/New Albany submarket, the decline is even steeper — 75%. Meanwhile, absorption is outpacing historical averages. Fairmont enters the market at the ideal inflection point.

Columbus Supply Pipeline

Source: CoStar Pipeline Data Q4 2025

Rent Growth Comparison

Source: CoStar Q1 2025; Zillow ZORI National

Break-Even Cushion
35 pts Margin of Safety — Occupancy Cushion Above Break-Even

Source: Gray Capital Underwriting Model

75%
Submarket Supply Drop (Westerville/New Albany)
Metro-wide supply drops from 9,093 units in 2025 to an estimated 5,153 in 2026 (43% decline, CoStar Q4 2025). In Fairmont's Westerville/New Albany submarket, deliveries collapse 74–75% (Gray Capital Research, April 2026). New competition is disappearing.
6,286
Net Units Absorbed, Trailing 12 Months
~1.5x the historical average. Columbus is absorbing supply at an exceptional pace, with demand driven by population growth, employer expansion, and the rent-vs-own gap keeping renters in the market.
40%+
National Multifamily Starts Decline
National construction starts have fallen 40%+ from 2023–2025 peak levels. New construction requires $2,100–2,300/mo rents to pencil economically. At current Columbus averages, new supply is economically irrational.
637,100
US Net Absorption, Trailing 12 Months
Record-level national absorption is validating a structural reset in multifamily demand. Columbus, as a high-growth Midwest market with tech investment, is positioned to outperform the national average substantially.

At 6,286 units absorbed TTM — well above the historical average — Columbus is consuming supply faster than it’s being built. And 2026 deliveries just dropped 43%.

Bottom line: 4.0% average annual rent growth does not require Intel Ohio One to execute on schedule. It is supported independently by Columbus's long-term organic reversion (3.0–3.5%), a 74–75% submarket supply collapse, and construction cost inflation that renders new competition economically irrational. Intel and Anduril are additive upside — not the base case.

Sources: CoStar Pipeline Data Q4 2025; Rentcast ZIP 43081; FRED API; Gray Capital Research Division, April 2026.

Stress-Tested

We ran 4,400+ adversarial simulations
against this deal.

Five independent AI models attacked every assumption — rent growth, exit caps, occupancy, rates. Zero scenarios produced a negative return. The structural floor held at every stress level.

94.0%
Above 8% Pref
0
Negative Returns
8.81%
Bear Case Floor

Our underwriting target of 14.05% uses a 5.50% exit cap — 82 basis points above where comparable abated properties have recently traded (avg 4.68%). The adversarial simulation attacks these already-conservative assumptions.

Based on Multi-Agent Adversarial Simulation (MAAS) modeling. See Important Disclosures.

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475+ adversarial simulations · 15 deliberation categories · Full methodology

Simulated results are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee future performance. All real estate investments carry risk, including partial or total loss of capital.

Fairmont Apartments TrackMan golf simulator

Full Simulation Distribution

200 calibrated simulations.
Every outcome visualized.

Multi-agent adversarial model — five independent AI perspectives attacking every assumption.

8.81%
Floor (P10)
12.84%
Stress P50
17.91%
Upside (P90)
94.0%
Above 8% Pref

Our underwriting target IRR is 14.05%. Five independent AI models attacked every assumption — rent growth, exit caps, occupancy, rates, and employment — calibrated against 16 sale comps and the actual acquisition model. Even under adversarial pressure, the median outcome is 484 bps above the preferred return.

Simulated results for illustrative purposes only. Actual results may differ materially. Full methodology: Read the full study →

Limited Allocation Available

Uncertainty creates opportunity.
The near-term setup for Midwest multifamily is among the strongest we’ve underwritten.

Tariffs, rate volatility, geopolitical risk — through all of it, people need shelter. New construction is stalling. Demand is accelerating. Fairmont is already 97% occupied — with a break-even occupancy of just 62.1%. That 35-point cushion is the margin of safety. LP positions are limited.

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Important Disclosures

Forward-Looking Statements: This material contains forward-looking statements regarding projected returns, cash flows, occupancy rates, and market conditions. These projections are based on assumptions that may not be realized. Actual results may differ materially from those projected. All financial projections, including IRR, equity multiple, and cash-on-cash returns, are estimates only and are not guaranteed.

Past Performance: Gray Capital’s historical track record of 29% average net IRR reflects performance across all investments from 2015–2026. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Each investment carries unique risks and market conditions.

AI-Generated Analysis: The MAAS analysis was generated using AI models. AI projections are computational estimates and do not constitute investment advice. Results should be considered alongside traditional due diligence.

Accredited Investors Only: This offering is made pursuant to SEC Regulation D, Rule 506(c) and is available exclusively to verified accredited investors. This material does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities to any person in any jurisdiction where such offer or solicitation would be unlawful. Review the PPM for complete terms, risk factors, and legal disclosures.

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Tax Disclaimer: Tax benefits described are general in nature and not tax advice. Consult your tax advisor. Tax laws are subject to change.

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