Own the buildings healthcare cannot afford to leave.
True North Property Fund holds medical office, dental, and outpatient care property. Long leases, tenants who are expensive to relocate, and demand that does not wait for the market to recover.
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Healthcare does not move out.
Demand that does not track the economy
People do not defer care because the market turned. Healthcare occupancy has historically held up when other commercial categories have not.
Tenants who are expensive to relocate
A built-out surgical or dental suite represents significant tenant investment. That capital commitment tends to produce long leases and high renewal rates.
A demographic curve you can see coming
The population driving demand for outpatient care is already born and already aging. [TODO: CLIENT TO SUPPLY SUPPORTING FIGURE OR REMOVE THIS BRACKET]
Market characteristics described here are general and are not a prediction of fund performance.
Purpose-built healthcare property.
Medical Office Buildings
Multi-tenant clinical space anchored by established practices.
Dental and Orthodontic Suites
Purpose-built operatories with long-tenured practice groups.
Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Licensed outpatient surgical facilities with specialized fit-out.
Outpatient and Specialty Clinics
Imaging, dialysis, and specialty care locations near patient demand.
A real asset, not a line on a brokerage statement.
Ownership of physical property
A fund interest represents fractional ownership in real buildings with real tenants. The underlying value is tied to the property itself.
Income potential from lease payments rather than price movement
Returns from private real estate come primarily from contractual rent, not from daily repricing. That changes how the position behaves.
Correlation to the public markets that is structurally different from equities
Private real estate is not marked to a public exchange. Its performance drivers do not move in lockstep with stocks.
Four steps, and none of them involve a tenant calling you.
Check your fit.
Six questions, about a minute.
Book a call.
If the fund is a fit, you pick a time on the spot.
Review the offering.
Structure, holdings, hold period, and documents.
Verify and subscribe.
Accredited status is verified independently before any subscription is accepted.
This fund is built for a specific investor.
A fit if you:
- Meet the SEC definition of an accredited investor
- Want to hold a real asset outside of the public markets
- Want exposure to healthcare property without operating anything
- Can commit capital for a multi-year hold
Not a fit if you:
- Need access to your capital on short notice
- Are looking for a short-term or trading position
- Are not yet an accredited investor
Private real estate is illiquid. Capital is committed for the life of the investment and there is no public market for these interests.