GTIS takes a local approach to investing with on-the-ground teams in its chosen markets in the US and Brazil.
With broad expertise in investing, structuring, design, development and asset management, GTIS professionals oversee projects in residential, industrial/logistics, office and hospitality from concept to completion.
Today, GTIS is established as a leading investor in the US residential sector, with a portfolio footprint in more than 35 major markets located predominantly in the Sunbelt. In Brazil, GTIS is among the largest private real estate investors with significant experience in the acquisition and development of iconic office, residential, industrial and hospitality assets concentrated in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, the most liquid markets in Brazil.
As of Q3 2023, GTIS has committed over $6 billion of equity capital or approximately $19 billion in total project cost across the US and Brazil
USA
- Total Assets
- Apartments
- Single-Family Homes and Lots
- MSF of Industrial Space
- .0MSF of Office Space
Brazil
- Total Assets
- Apartments
- Hotel Keys
- KSQM of Industrial Space
- KSQM of Office Space
Our Clients
In Brazil, where quality assets and experienced teams are in short supply, GTIS has built a vertically-integrated development platform staffed with local experts in the residential, office, industrial logistics and hospitality sector.
Over nearly two decades in Brazil, the team has developed class-A headquarters space and helped guide the real estate needs for top multinational companies including
Financial Services
- ABN Amro
- Goldman Sachs
- Credit Suisse
- BNY Mellon
- Prudential Insurance
- Bloomberg
- Deloitte
Healthcare Providers
- United Healthcare
- Granado
Hospitality
- Palacio Tangara
Digital Innovators
- Apple
- WeWork
E-commerce & Distribution
- Fedex
- Carrefour
- Petz.com
- Leroy Merlin
- Mercado Livre
GTIS Partners Over Time
- 2005
GTIS Partners is Founded
- 2005
GTAM Fund
$232M - 2007
Brazil office in Sao Paulo
- 2007
GTIS 1 + Coinvest 80% US / 20% Brazil
$620M - 2008
Brazil Fund 1 & Coinvest
$547M - 2009
Hov JV First Home Building Transaction
- 2011
Streetlane Single Family Rental Platform
- 2012
Resi Fund 1 + Coinvest
$741M - 2015
Brazil Hospitality Group (BHG) Privitization
- 2014
Resi Fund II + Coinvest
$407M - 2017
US Income Fund
$196M - 2017
Calstrs JV
$204M - 2019
Opportunity Zone Fund 1
$630M - 2020
BTR Development
- 2021
US Industrial Development
- 2022
CalSTRS JV Upsize
$750M - 2022
Qualified Opportunity Zone Fund 2
$86M - 2022
US Income Fund Upsize
$211M
By The Numbers
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Year Track Record17+ Year Track Record
GTIS identifies macro trends early, including investing in Brazil in 2005, US residential in 2009, single-family rental as an emerging asset class in 2010 and build-to-rent in 2019
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AUM*$4.5B AUM*
GTIS has emerged as a leading residential investor in the US and among the largest private equity real estate firm in Brazil with total project cost of approximately $17 billion
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of the Partners Promoted from Within100% of the Partners Promoted from Within
GTIS is majority owned by its Partners, demonstrating a path to ownership for the future leaders of the firm
Average GTIS Partner Tenure
15 Average GTIS Partner Tenure
The eight partners have been together at GTIS for an average of 15 years, with almost 30 years of average industry experience
Employees
103 Employees
Located in key markets in the US and Brazil, the geographic diversity of our employees are an asset to our investment and asset management process
Offices across US, Brazil, and Europe
10 Offices across US, Brazil, and Europe
Headquartered in New York with ten offices, GTIS takes a local investment approach with in-house investment, asset management, development or capital markets professionals
*Gross AUM as of 9/30/23. Represents the gross appraised value of assets managed by GTIS and its joint venture partners and includes minority joint venture partners’ ownership interests where applicable. Figures include limited partner unfunded commitments, or uninvested cash on fund’s balance sheet, to GTIS separate accounts, funds, and co-investment vehicles that are not considered to be Clients by SEC definition