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One High Line
Faena Buenos Aires
Grand Peaks
Ocean Club
Iconic Properties
Transformative Investments
Deploying permanent, scalable, long-term capital, Access Real Estate has built a diverse portfolio of iconic hotels, other commercial, and residential properties around the world.
The team makes concentrated and opportunistic investments in real estate and real estate operating companies using permanent and scalable capital. These differentiating features allow Access to flexibly invest across the capital structure, sectors, geography and asset type to create long-term value. We primarily focus on the following three strategies:
- Develop, build and own landmark properties in growth, in-fill locations that positively transform the landscape and where the size of investment and duration of business plan are challenging for traditional capital sources.
- Invest and collaborate with best-in-class operators to support the growth of operating platforms and scale our investments for the long haul to build enterprise value.
- Acquire mispriced, mismanaged, and underimproved properties at valuations below replacement cost that can be further enhanced through in-house asset management expertise.
Select Investments
In 2006, Access acquired the Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, the premier hotel property located on the Côte d’Azur, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
In 2015, Access selected Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts to manage the hotel. This holding epitomizes Access’ long-term approach to investing: acquiring an under-performing property and investing in the physical plant and operations to drive performance and enhance asset value.
Visit Grand-Hotel du Cap-Ferrat
Faena residences and hotels are among the finest real estate in the US and Latin America.
In 2014, Access partnered with developer and hotelier Alan Faena to build the glamorous Faena Hotel, Miami Beach. The Group also developed the Faena Art District in Buenos Aires, a 300,000-square-meter construction space that began with the reconstruction of the El Porteño Building and the creation of the Faena Hotel+Universe.
Visit Faena
In 2014, Access acquired the Ocean Club, an exceptional trophy asset located on Paradise Island in the Bahamas.
Under Access oversight and active asset management, the hotel was transformed into a leading luxury hotel in the Caribbean as a Four Seasons managed resort.
Visit The Ocean Club
In 2017, Access began partnering with Grand Peaks, a fully integrated real estate firm focusing on the development, acquisition and management of multifamily properties across the US.
The platform provides Access with a proven infrastructure to source, execute and manage multifamily transactions in an efficient manner. The venture has completed nine transactions to date in high-targeted growth markets.
Visit Grand Peaks
Located at 500 West 18th Street in the heart of West Chelsea, One High Line occupies a full city block between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues.
Comprised of two towers separated by a private landscaped porte-cochere, and developed by Witkoff and Access Industries and designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, this architectural tour de force showcases views of the Hudson River, the Empire State Building, and the magnificent city skyline.
Visit One High Line
In 2017, Access entered the transformative Arts District of Los Angeles through the forward purchase of the Ford Factory office building, an adaptive reuse of a former Ford Motor car assembly line.
Centrally located within this exciting area, the building is 100% occupied by the Warner Music Group, a tenant that epitomizes the Arts District’s live, work, play culture.
Visit Ford Factory
In 2006, Access acquired the Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, the premier hotel property located on the Côte d’Azur, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
In 2015, Access selected Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts to manage the hotel. This holding epitomizes Access’ long-term approach to investing: acquiring an under-performing property and investing in the physical plant and operations to drive performance and enhance asset value.
Visit Grand-Hotel du Cap-Ferrat Faena residences and hotels are among the finest real estate in the US and Latin America.
In 2014, Access partnered with developer and hotelier Alan Faena to build the glamorous Faena Hotel, Miami Beach. The Group also developed the Faena Art District in Buenos Aires, a 300,000-square-meter construction space that began with the reconstruction of the El Porteño Building and the creation of the Faena Hotel+Universe.
Visit Faena In 2014, Access acquired the Ocean Club, an exceptional trophy asset located on Paradise Island in the Bahamas.
Under Access oversight and active asset management, the hotel was transformed into a leading luxury hotel in the Caribbean as a Four Seasons managed resort.
Visit The Ocean Club In 2017, Access began partnering with Grand Peaks, a fully integrated real estate firm focusing on the development, acquisition and management of multifamily properties across the US.
The platform provides Access with a proven infrastructure to source, execute and manage multifamily transactions in an efficient manner. The venture has completed nine transactions to date in high-targeted growth markets.
Visit Grand Peaks Located at 500 West 18th Street in the heart of West Chelsea, One High Line occupies a full city block between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues.
Comprised of two towers separated by a private landscaped porte-cochere, and developed by Witkoff and Access Industries and designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, this architectural tour de force showcases views of the Hudson River, the Empire State Building, and the magnificent city skyline.
Visit One High Line In 2017, Access entered the transformative Arts District of Los Angeles through the forward purchase of the Ford Factory office building, an adaptive reuse of a former Ford Motor car assembly line.
Centrally located within this exciting area, the building is 100% occupied by the Warner Music Group, a tenant that epitomizes the Arts District’s live, work, play culture.
Visit Ford Factory