Junity Group

Investment

Real Estate Investment, Grounded in Execution.

Greater Seattle residential investments, evaluated by a team that develops and builds homes.

An aerial view of a residential neighborhood: rows of houses along curving streets, with cars parked at the curb and green space between.

Our Investment Focus

Residential property in Greater Seattle and the Eastside.

  • Single-Family Homes

    Homes to hold as income property, renovate or redevelop.

  • Townhomes

    Townhome development, and townhomes held as income property.

  • Infill Sites

    Lots where current zoning allows more homes than stand there today.

  • ADUs and Backyard Homes

    Additional homes on lots owners already have.

Work With Us

Buy an Investment Property

Own a home, townhome or income property directly. We help you find and evaluate it, then take care of renovation, development or management after you buy. Purchases go through a licensed real estate brokerage partner.

Discuss a Purchase

Partner on a Project

Take part in a specific residential project where Junity is the developer, builder or manager. We share the site, the plan and the budget with you before you decide.

Discuss a Partnership

Our Investment Approach

  1. Your Goals

    Income, growth or development, and the timeline that fits.

  2. Pricing and Market

    Comparable sales and rents, and whether the plan fits the location.

  3. Cash Flow

    Income after vacancy, operating costs and maintenance.

  4. Construction Cost and Schedule

    Early budgets from people who manage construction.

  5. Development Potential

    What zoning and the site allow, and what could slow it down.

  6. Risk and Exit Strategy

    Holding, selling, refinancing or exchanging, compared side by side.

From Evaluation to Execution

What we agree on before a project moves ahead.

  1. Scope and Roles

    What the project includes and which parts Junity handles.

  2. Budget and Capital

    The budget, the capital required and when it is needed.

  3. Key Decisions

    The main decision points and who makes each one.

  4. Reporting

    How progress, cost and schedule are reported, and how changes are approved.

  5. Exit Strategy

    The intended exit, and the questions still open.

Get in Touch

Tell us about your investment goals and the type of property you're considering.