Projects positioned around long-term housing demand and regional change.

The portfolio spans multifamily, mixed-use development, and master-planned communities across some of the Northeast’s most supply-constrained markets.

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Where we’ve invested.

SYM Real Estate Capital’s projects concentrate on markets facing the same set of pressures: housing undersupply, growing infrastructure investment, and real demographic change. The portfolio includes transit-oriented multifamily in Northern New Jersey, suburban residential projects in the Washington, D.C. metro area, and emerging markets where communities acquire more demand for housing and mixed-use districts.

Many of these developments sit in markets shaped by strong migration from New York City and the surrounding metros. In Northern New Jersey, that demand has clustered around transit-connected multifamily with direct access to Manhattan and Newark employment centers. In the Hudson Valley and Catskills, rising demand for housing and mixed-use districts is reshaping communities once considered secondary or seasonal.

Prince George's County, Maryland

Upper Marlboro

Transit-Oriented Multifamily

269 apartments

This 269-apartment community sits in the Largo area of Prince George's County, one of the most actively reinvested submarkets in the greater Washington, D.C. region. Once delivered, the project will add a substantial block of new rental housing to a corridor where demand has consistently outpaced supply.

The location is built around transit. The Largo area is anchored by the Downtown Largo Metrorail station, an eastern terminus of the regional rail system that places residents within a direct ride of employment centers across Washington, D.C. and inner-ring Maryland. Around the station, Prince George's County's Blue Line Corridor initiative has drawn public and private investment into new housing, healthcare, retail, and civic space, including a major regional medical center and a growing base of mixed-use development. Once completed, the project will add a substantial block of new rental housing to a corridor where demand has consistently outpaced supply.

Bayonne, New Jersey

Edge Bayonne

Mixed-Use Multifamily

534 apartments + retail

The Edge is a two-building, six-story mixed-use residential community on Avenue F and Avenue G in Bayonne, New Jersey. The first building, 170 Avenue F, was delivered in the third quarter of 2021, introducing 180 apartments and ground-floor retail to one of the city's most active development corridors.

Bayonne sits directly across the water from Jersey City and lower Manhattan, and its appeal has grown as residents priced out of those markets look for well-connected alternatives. The Edge was developed to meet that demand. The community is served by the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail and ferry connections that put downtown Manhattan, Jersey City, and Newark employment centers within a short commute, and it was built on a site within a designated opportunity zone.

Bayonne, New Jersey

Seraphine

New-Construction Multifamily

197 apartments

Seraphine is a 197-apartment new-construction community on Avenue F in Bayonne, New Jersey, on the same corridor as The Edge, being delivered in the second half of 2026. Planned with a mix of studio, one-, and two-bedroom residences, it adds modern rental housing to one of Bayonne's most active development areas.

Bayonne has become one of the most closely watched rental markets in the New York metropolitan area. Positioned across the water from Jersey City and lower Manhattan, the city continues to draw residents seeking transit access at a lower cost than the markets directly across the Hudson. Seraphine is designed to serve that demand, with apartment types suited to a range of households and a location connected to regional employment centers by light rail and ferry.

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Sullivan County, New York

Thompson Hills

Master-Planned Residential & Mixed-Use

352 acres

Thompson Hills is one of the most ambitious residential developments proposed in the Catskills in decades. Planned across roughly 352 acres near the geographic and functional center of Sullivan County, the site sits beside municipal offices, retail, and the major routes connecting the region to greater New York.

The project responds to a widening gap between housing demand and available supply across Sullivan County and the broader Hudson Valley and Catskills region. Over the past several years, migration from New York City and surrounding suburbs has drawn new interest to the area, putting real pressure on housing inventory, infrastructure, and the region's capacity to plan for growth. Thompson Hills is designed to meet that moment: a walkable, mixed-use community planned in phases, combining housing, neighborhood retail, and the infrastructure to support long-term regional growth.

Jackson, New Jersey

Whitesville Commons

Suburban Office Development

100,000 SF planned office campus

A ground-up commercial development in Jackson, New Jersey, consisting of multiple 10,000-square-foot office buildings planned along the Whitesville Road corridor. The project is designed to accommodate a range of professional, medical, and business users, with flexible suite configurations ranging from approximately 2,500 to 15,000 square feet. 40,000 sf class a office space has been delivered, 60,000 sf expected in 2027.

Jackson occupies a strategic position between the New York and Philadelphia metropolitan regions and has experienced steady population growth as households and businesses continue to migrate toward lower-density suburban markets. While many office markets have faced challenges in recent years, newer suburban properties with flexible floor plans, modern infrastructure, and convenient regional access have continued to attract tenants seeking alternatives to older office inventory. Whitesville Commons is designed around that shift, providing new Class A space in a market with limited modern office supply and strong access to the broader Central New Jersey economy.

Orange, New Jersey

Orange Memorial

Mixed-Use Master Redevelopment

1,005 apartments + mixed-use

The Orange Memorial Redevelopment is a $350 million transformation of the former Orange Memorial Hospital campus in the City of Orange, New Jersey. Following site plan approval in 2025, the project is planned to deliver approximately 1,005 residential units alongside retail, public space, civic uses, and the adaptive reuse of several historic structures.

The City of Orange sits along one of New Jersey’s most established transit corridors, with direct rail connections to Newark and Manhattan and growing interest from residents seeking alternatives to higher-cost markets closer to the Hudson River. As housing affordability continues to challenge communities throughout Northern New Jersey, municipalities with existing infrastructure and transit access have become increasingly important locations for large-scale residential development. The Orange Memorial project reflects that trend, repositioning a long-vacant property to deliver significant new housing supply in a region where demand continues to outpace available inventory.

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Multifamily Housing

Ground-up apartment development in transit-connected suburban and urban infill markets with durable rental demand.

Mixed-Use Development

Residential-led projects with retail and civic programming that reinforce long-term community demand.

Land Entitlement

Large-scale sites positioned for master-planned housing and mixed-use districts with strategic infrastructure access.

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