The Streit Family traces its real estate roots back to the late 1970s when Aric and Mary Streit first began investing in distressed multifamily properties.  The Streits financed their early acquisitions through a mix of personal capital and syndications.  By the mid-Eighties, they had stabilized a sizeable portfolio and had accumulated sufficient personal capital to begin relying less on syndications.  When the Savings and Loan Crisis of the late Eighties and early Nineties hit, the Streits were extremely well positioned to capitalize on market dislocation and acquired a large number of distressed properties, many of which they continue to own and operate.  In the late Nineties, the Streits began originating private money bridge loans to diversify their portfolio.  

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From the mid-Nineties through today, the Streits have continued investing in distressed properties, stabilizing them and operating them as long-term investments.  The Streit Family currently owns and manages over 1,200 multifamily units in both Southern California and Denver, Colorado.  The Streit Family has also accumulated a multi-million dollar portfolio of bridge loans.  Over the last decade, four members of the second generation have joined the family business: Noah Streit in 2002, Zachary Streit in 2011, Auriel Streit in 2013 and Nava Streit Raziel in 2013. 

The Streit Family