Office value-add · Sold
Broadacres Office Park
We put four aging office buildings under one brand and raised occupancy from about 72% to about 95%.

- Purchase price, March 2017
- Sale price, May 2021
- Hold
- Levered net IRR
Where we found the value
- Identity
We put four separate buildings under one brand, with new signs and wayfinding.
- Use of the site
We added a ShopRite ground lease on the campus, a second source of income.
- Operations
A gym, a café and more than 20 leases took occupancy from about 72% to about 95%.
01What we saw
Four aging buildings with no shared identity.
An aging four-building office campus at roughly 72% occupancy, with no identity of its own. It was under-leased and under-maintained.
- ~72%
- Occupied at purchase
Core value in practiceChallenge Every Assumption
02What we thought
See the campus as one place.
One brand across four buildings, amenities a tenant would choose, and a separate stream of income from a ShopRite ground lease.
Core value in practiceCreative Advantage
03What we did
New amenities and more than 20 leases.
We modernized the common areas and restrooms, added a gym and a café, redid the signs and wayfinding, and signed more than 20 mid-sized leases. Occupancy rose from about 72% to about 95%.
- ~72% → ~95%
- Occupancy during ownership
Core value in practiceRelentless ExecutionImmediate Responsiveness
04What changed
Sold for $52.8M in May 2021.
Broadacres sold in May 2021 for $52.8M, against the $31M we paid four years earlier.
- $31M
- Purchase price
- $52.8M
- Sale price
- 20.37%
- Levered net IRR, March 2017 to May 2021
In photographs
The pond and fountain at Broadacres
A Broadacres office building
A walkway across the Broadacres campus
Purchase, sale and recapitalization figures are property-level prices, not investor proceeds or multiples. Levered net IRRs are as reported by P3, net of expenses including P3’s 30% carried interest; no management fee was taken.
