MacKenzie Realty Capital Begins Strategic Review

The company sees significant untapped potential in its multi-family holdings and aims to align share price with asset value.

December 12, 2025


MacKenzie Realty Capital Launches Strategic Evaluation of Multi-Family Holdings



MacKenzie Realty Capital is taking a closer look at its multi-family portfolio—and for good reason. The company believes the value of those assets far outweighs what’s currently reflected in its market capitalization. That’s why it’s launched a strategic review to evaluate the best path forward.



The goal is clear: narrow the gap between share price and asset value. Management sees an opportunity to unlock more value for shareholders, and this review is the first step in identifying how to do that—whether through asset sales, repositioning, or other structural moves.



MacKenzie has focused its strategy on owning and operating real estate in key West Coast markets. The portfolio includes:




  • Five multi-family properties

  • Eight office properties

  • One multifamily development project



The company aims to keep its real estate mix balanced between multifamily and boutique Class A office space, with 80% of its total assets allocated to direct property holdings and the remaining 20% in illiquid real estate securities.

With this review, MacKenzie is signaling a proactive approach to portfolio management. The company is aligning its capital structure and asset mix with long-term value creation goals.



While no specific outcome has been announced, the strategic review reflects a broader effort to ensure the company’s share price tracks more closely with what its leadership sees as intrinsic value.



MacKenzie’s next steps will be guided by this analysis, and investors can expect updates as the process unfolds. For now, the company remains focused on disciplined growth, stability, and putting its assets to work in ways that drive stronger outcomes over time.

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