From Philadelphia to San Antonio, Kansas City to Los Angeles, and in cities across the country, community actors are harnessing legal structures and evergreen investment funds to preserve ownership of real estate and fund local businesses in fast-gentrifying neighborhoods.
In partnership with Neighborhood Economics, ImpactAlpha is curating “local economy” funds powering the movement.
Get in front of investors, family offices, financial advisors and wealth managers looking to deploy capital in the Local Economy.
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*Disclaimer: This list of Local Economy funds is based on available information, sourced by ImpactAlpha. Information has not been further reviewed by the managers nor verified by third parties, is not guaranteed for accuracy or completeness, and should not be relied upon as investment advice or recommendations. Nothing in this list or on ImpactAlpha.com shall constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy securities.
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