MacFarlane Partners

MacFarlane Partners is an investment management firm that acquires, develops, and manages real estate assets on behalf of some of the world’s largest pension plans and institutions. Founded in 1987 by Victor MacFarlane, the firm focuses on investments that promote smart growth, urban revitalization, and sustainability in urban 'Gateway Cities' and select high-density 'Growth Cities' within the United States. Over the past three decades, MacFarlane Partners has invested more than $20 billion in real estate assets, totaling 15,000 multifamily housing units and eight million square feet of commercial space.

The firm's investment strategy emphasizes urban development projects that enhance the livability and sustainability of metropolitan areas. Notable projects include the Bay Street Emeryville in California, a mixed-use development near the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge; 55 M Street in Washington, D.C., a LEED-Silver office building; and The Crossing in San Bruno, California, a master-planned community transforming former Navy property into a new downtown area. These projects reflect MacFarlane Partners' commitment to revitalizing urban spaces and promoting sustainable growth.

MacFarlane Partners is recognized for its leadership in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices, with a 30+ year track record of sustainable investing. The firm also champions diversity, equity, and inclusion across the private equity and real estate industries, demonstrating a commitment to responsible investment practices that positively impact communities and the environment.