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Multifamily Investment

Workforce housing, built to last.

A national multifamily investment firm acquiring and preserving affordable and workforce housing.

The Firm

A national platform for workforce and affordable housing.

Dallas, Texas

Western Arc acquires, recapitalizes, and operates multifamily housing for working households across the United States. We execute across conventional and agency equity, tax-exempt bond and 4% LIHTC structures, and general-partner investments alongside experienced operating partners.

The firm was founded by principals with direct experience across acquisitions, structured finance, affordable housing, and asset management. We invest our own capital on every transaction, in complete alignment with the partners who invest alongside us.

Acquisition Criteria

What we acquire.

Asset Type
Workforce & affordable multifamily
Markets
Sun Belt, Mountain West, Pacific Northwest & Midwest
Unit Count
75+ units
Transaction Size
$10M+ total capitalization
Leadership

A team invested in every decision.

The partners bring direct, hands-on experience across acquisitions, structured finance, affordable housing, and multifamily operations.

Leads investment strategy, capital formation, and oversight across all Western Arc transactions.

Brendan leads investment strategy, transaction structuring, and capital markets relationships across the firm's active and pipeline acquisitions.

His background spans real estate private equity, asset management, and development advisory, with a focus on workforce and affordable housing nationwide.

Education
B.S., Northwestern University
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Oversees deal origination, capital formation, and partnership development across all target markets.

Deal origination and investor relations are Sebastian's remit at Western Arc. He built his foundation in multifamily real estate through brokerage and private equity, working across acquisitions, dispositions, and capital structuring.

He manages the firm's broker, operator, and capital-partner networks and oversees execution of equity raises across the platform's national footprint.

Education
B.S., Chapman University
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Supervises all legal, structural, and compliance matters across the platform.

Seth oversees all legal, structural, and transactional matters across the firm. He previously practiced in the real estate and finance group of an AmLaw 15 global law firm.

There, his practice centered on representing private capital providers, debt funds, national banks, investors, developers, and REITs across acquisitions, dispositions, joint ventures, recapitalizations, and complex financings.

Education
J.D., Baylor University School of Law
B.S. Finance, Chapman University
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Leads the firm's 4% LIHTC acquisition and rehabilitation pipeline.

Reed drives Western Arc's 4% LIHTC acquisition and rehabilitation strategy, with a focus on Section 8 project-based and senior affordable assets.

He brings deep operator and agency relationships and has structured and closed affordable transactions across multiple state allocating agencies, working directly with bond issuers, syndicators, and HUD field offices.

Education
B.A., Texas A&M University
J.D., SMU Dedman School of Law
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Strategy

How we invest.

01

Acquisition & Preservation

We acquire and preserve workforce and affordable communities in markets with durable demand and persistent undersupply.

02

Structured Capital

We execute across conventional, agency, tax-exempt bond, and 4% LIHTC structures — matching the right capital to each asset.

03

Aligned Partnership

We invest our own capital on every deal, including as a general partner alongside experienced operating partners.

Residential apartment community
Representative of target asset profile
A family together at home
Our Purpose

Quality housing that working families can afford — and capital structured to last.

Where We Invest

National reach, regional focus.

Mountain West & Pacific Northwest

High-barrier markets with acute affordability pressure.

Washington · Colorado · Oregon

Sun Belt & Southeast

High-growth metros with strong in-migration.

Texas · Florida · Georgia

Midwest & Great Plains

Stable, cash-flowing markets with attractive entry pricing.

South Dakota · Oklahoma · Kansas