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Peak Capital

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Peak Capital
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Peak Capital RE
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2017
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Peak Capital is a privately held New York City real estate investment and development firm founded in 2017 and headquartered at 10 Grand Street, Brooklyn. The firm acquires, rehabilitates, and redevelops neglected multifamily and mixed-use properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, positioning itself as a community-forward sponsor that produces "attainable" housing through gut renovations of century-old buildings rather than ground-up construction. Named portfolio projects include The Roselyn (112 4th Avenue, Greenwich Village; 6 units across 5 stories, completed 2024) and The Lennon (West 80th Street & Amsterdam Avenue; 6 buildings, 76 units, completed 2025), with the firm stating it has deployed approximately $150 million across 31 deregulated buildings between 2020 and 2023.

The firm's core technology stack is conventional real estate development tooling — project underwriting, construction management, and an AppFolio-branded investor portal for LP reporting — with no proprietary AI, software platform, or patented processes disclosed. Capital is raised directly by the principals through an investor portal and high-touch relationships targeting institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals seeking NYC real estate exposure; revenue mechanics are not publicly disclosed but would typically include acquisition fees, asset-management fees on AUM, and development profit on stabilized or sold assets. Customer segmentation is dual: LPs/investors (primary) and NYC communities (secondary) — though the latter is a stakeholder rather than a paying customer.

The firm is co-led by David Gomez (Co-Founding Principal & Managing Partner; 20+ years NYC multifamily experience, $1B+ led in NYC transactions) and Alex Rabin (Head of Investments & Acquisitions; NYU MS in Real Estate Finance, prior VP at RWN). Alex Kaskel (Principal, capital markets) and Amnay Labou (Principal, construction/leasing) round out the senior team. The firm is presently the target of a New York State Attorney General lawsuit — joined by the Hochul administration — challenging the deregulation of 31 rent-stabilized buildings and seeking potential treble damages, representing the single largest risk to the existing portfolio strategy and a key consideration for any prospective investor, lender, or acquirer.

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Peak Capital is a Brooklyn-based private real estate investment firm that acquires and gut-renovates neglected multifamily and mixed-use properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, serving institutional and high-net-worth investors seeking NYC real estate exposure.

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New York
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North America
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Serves global market

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multifamily real estate, property redevelopment, real estate investment, urban development, mixed-use properties
Industry1 code
1Real Estate Funds — Opportunistic / Development
CodeFSANAEAIPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders)236116
SIC code2 codes
  • Investors, Nec6799
  • Land Subdividers & Developers (No Cemeteries)6552
Product category
Real Estate Investment & Development
Social media profiles2 records
Marketing channels6 records

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Peak Capital acquires, rehabilitates, and redevelops neglected multifamily and mixed-use properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens in New York City. The firm transforms long-neglected, century-old buildings into high-quality, attainable residential and commercial spaces, with named portfolio projects including The Lennon (76 units across 6 buildings) and The Roselyn (6 units). The firm raises capital from institutional investors and high-net-worth partners to fund these redevelopment projects.

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  • Over $1 billion in New York City transactions led by co-founder David Gomez
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Product overview1 text field

Peak Capital is a New York City real estate investment and development firm that operates as a single unified offering focused on acquiring, rehabilitating, and redeveloping neglected multifamily and mixed-use properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. The company's core service is transforming dilapidated buildings into high-quality, attainable homes and commercial spaces. Their portfolio includes specific named projects such as The Lennon (6 buildings, 76 units, redeveloped 2025) and The Roselyn (6 units, redeveloped 2024). The firm emphasizes community-focused redevelopment, working with local vendors and small businesses, and positions itself as serving both communities and investors through responsible urban redevelopment.

Product and service2 records
1The Lennon
CategoryResidential Property Redevelopment
Description

A residential redevelopment project at West 80th Street & Amsterdam Avenue, consisting of 6 buildings with 76 residential units across 5 stories, redeveloped in 2025 by Peak Capital. Targeted at NYC residents seeking high-quality, attainable housing.

2The Roselyn
CategoryResidential Property Redevelopment
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A residential redevelopment project at 112 4th Avenue in Greenwich Village, consisting of 6 residential units across 5 stories, redeveloped in 2024 by Peak Capital. Targeted at NYC residents seeking quality housing in Greenwich Village.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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One of NYC's largest multifamily owners and operators, where Alex Rabin previously worked in acquisitions. Comparable by asset class (NYC multifamily) and operating model.

TypeDirect peer
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NYC affordable and mixed-income housing developer with neighborhood-revitalization focus. Comparable by city, asset class, and community-oriented development thesis.

TypeDirect peer
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NYC-focused multifamily investor and operator active in value-add repositioning across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. Comparable by asset class and urban value-add strategy.

TypeDirect peer
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Long-standing NYC multifamily owner/developer with a deep portfolio across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Comparable in asset class, geography, and redevelopment orientation.

TypeDirect peer
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NYC-based developer of market-rate and affordable multifamily housing with an explicit community/mission lens. Comparable to Peak in geography, asset class, and emphasis on mixed-income neighborhoods.

TypeDirect peer
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NYC-focused real estate investment and development firm operating across multifamily, office, and mixed-use. Comparable in city focus and value-add repositioning strategy.

TypeDirect peer
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NYC-based real estate developer with significant multifamily and mixed-use activity. Comparable in NYC concentration and development-oriented business model.

TypeDirect peer
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NYC-based real estate development and construction firm active in multifamily and mixed-use projects across the five boroughs. Comparable in NYC focus and integrated development/construction approach.

TypeDirect peer
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NYC-focused multifamily real estate investment and management firm where Peak's Alex Rabin spent 7 years as VP underwriting acquisitions. Directly comparable in geography, asset class, and value-add approach.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Large diversified real estate investment and operating firm with urban multifamily and mixed-use activity including NYC. Broader and better-capitalized than Peak but overlapping in asset class and value-add repositioning.

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Peak Capital

Real Estate Investment & Developmentpeakcapitalre.com

Peak Capital is a Brooklyn-based private real estate investment firm that acquires and gut-renovates neglected multifamily and mixed-use properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, serving institutional and high-net-worth investors seeking NYC real estate exposure.

What Peak Capital does

Peak Capital is a privately held New York City real estate investment and development firm founded in 2017 and headquartered at 10 Grand Street, Brooklyn. The firm acquires, rehabilitates, and redevelops neglected multifamily and mixed-use properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, positioning itself as a community-forward sponsor that produces "attainable" housing through gut renovations of century-old buildings rather than ground-up construction. Named portfolio projects include The Roselyn (112 4th Avenue, Greenwich Village; 6 units across 5 stories, completed 2024) and The Lennon (West 80th Street & Amsterdam Avenue; 6 buildings, 76 units, completed 2025), with the firm stating it has deployed approximately $150 million across 31 deregulated buildings between 2020 and 2023.

The firm's core technology stack is conventional real estate development tooling — project underwriting, construction management, and an AppFolio-branded investor portal for LP reporting — with no proprietary AI, software platform, or patented processes disclosed. Capital is raised directly by the principals through an investor portal and high-touch relationships targeting institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals seeking NYC real estate exposure; revenue mechanics are not publicly disclosed but would typically include acquisition fees, asset-management fees on AUM, and development profit on stabilized or sold assets. Customer segmentation is dual: LPs/investors (primary) and NYC communities (secondary) — though the latter is a stakeholder rather than a paying customer.

The firm is co-led by David Gomez (Co-Founding Principal & Managing Partner; 20+ years NYC multifamily experience, $1B+ led in NYC transactions) and Alex Rabin (Head of Investments & Acquisitions; NYU MS in Real Estate Finance, prior VP at RWN). Alex Kaskel (Principal, capital markets) and Amnay Labou (Principal, construction/leasing) round out the senior team. The firm is presently the target of a New York State Attorney General lawsuit — joined by the Hochul administration — challenging the deregulation of 31 rent-stabilized buildings and seeking potential treble damages, representing the single largest risk to the existing portfolio strategy and a key consideration for any prospective investor, lender, or acquirer.

Peak Capital firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Peak Capital
Legal name
Peak Capital RE
Website
https://peakcapitalre.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2017
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Peak Capital is a Brooklyn-based private real estate investment firm that acquires and gut-renovates neglected multifamily and mixed-use properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, serving institutional and high-net-worth investors seeking NYC real estate exposure.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Peak Capital industry classification

Industry
Product category
Real Estate Investment & Development
NAICS
New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders) (236116)
SIC
Investors, Nec (6799), Land Subdividers & Developers (No Cemeteries) (6552)
akta.pro primary industry
Real Estate Funds — Opportunistic / Development (FSANAEAI)

Keywords

  • Multifamily real estate
  • Property redevelopment
  • Real estate investment
  • Urban development
  • Mixed-use properties

Where Peak Capital is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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New York
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Peak Capital business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels6 records

Peak Capital product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Peak Capital acquires, rehabilitates, and redevelops neglected multifamily and mixed-use properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens in New York City. The firm transforms long-neglected, century-old buildings into high-quality, attainable residential and commercial spaces, with named portfolio projects including The Lennon (76 units across 6 buildings) and The Roselyn (6 units). The firm raises capital from institutional investors and high-net-worth partners to fund these redevelopment projects.

Product overview

Peak Capital is a New York City real estate investment and development firm that operates as a single unified offering focused on acquiring, rehabilitating, and redeveloping neglected multifamily and mixed-use properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. The company's core service is transforming dilapidated buildings into high-quality, attainable homes and commercial spaces. Their portfolio includes specific named projects such as The Lennon (6 buildings, 76 units, redeveloped 2025) and The Roselyn (6 units, redeveloped 2024). The firm emphasizes community-focused redevelopment, working with local vendors and small businesses, and positions itself as serving both communities and investors through responsible urban redevelopment.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • The Lennon A residential redevelopment project at West 80th Street & Amsterdam Avenue, consisting of 6 buildings with 76 residential units across 5 stories, redeveloped in 2025 by Peak Capital. Targeted at NYC residents seeking high-quality, attainable housing.
  • The Roselyn A residential redevelopment project at 112 4th Avenue in Greenwich Village, consisting of 6 residential units across 5 stories, redeveloped in 2024 by Peak Capital. Targeted at NYC residents seeking quality housing in Greenwich Village.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over $1 billion in New York City transactions led by co-founder David Gomez
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Peak Capital

Customer profile

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Peak Capital technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Peak Capital partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Peak Capital competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Stellar Management: One of NYC's largest multifamily owners and operators, where Alex Rabin previously worked in acquisitions. Comparable by asset class (NYC multifamily) and operating model.
  • BFC Partners: NYC affordable and mixed-income housing developer with neighborhood-revitalization focus. Comparable by city, asset class, and community-oriented development thesis.
  • A&E Real Estate: NYC-focused multifamily investor and operator active in value-add repositioning across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. Comparable by asset class and urban value-add strategy.
  • The Brodsky Organization: Long-standing NYC multifamily owner/developer with a deep portfolio across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Comparable in asset class, geography, and redevelopment orientation.
  • L+M Development Partners: NYC-based developer of market-rate and affordable multifamily housing with an explicit community/mission lens. Comparable to Peak in geography, asset class, and emphasis on mixed-income neighborhoods.
  • Taconic Investment Partners: NYC-focused real estate investment and development firm operating across multifamily, office, and mixed-use. Comparable in city focus and value-add repositioning strategy.
  • Gotham Organization: NYC-based real estate developer with significant multifamily and mixed-use activity. Comparable in NYC concentration and development-oriented business model.
  • Mega Contracting: NYC-based real estate development and construction firm active in multifamily and mixed-use projects across the five boroughs. Comparable in NYC focus and integrated development/construction approach.
  • RWN Real Estate: NYC-focused multifamily real estate investment and management firm where Peak's Alex Rabin spent 7 years as VP underwriting acquisitions. Directly comparable in geography, asset class, and value-add approach.

Broad incumbents

  • CIM Group: Large diversified real estate investment and operating firm with urban multifamily and mixed-use activity including NYC. Broader and better-capitalized than Peak but overlapping in asset class and value-add repositioning.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Peak Capital social profiles

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Peak Capital financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Peak Capital leadership team

Management profile

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Profiles4 records

Peak Capital funding detail

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Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Peak Capital M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Peak Capital

What does Peak Capital do?

Peak Capital acquires, rehabilitates, and redevelops neglected multifamily and mixed-use properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens in New York City. The firm transforms long-neglected, century-old buildings into high-quality, attainable residential and commercial spaces, with named portfolio projects including The Lennon (76 units across 6 buildings) and The Roselyn (6 units). The firm raises capital from institutional investors and high-net-worth partners to fund these redevelopment projects.

Is Peak Capital a public or private company?

Peak Capital is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Peak Capital founded?

Peak Capital was founded in 2017. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Peak Capital based?

Peak Capital is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Peak Capital's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Stellar Management, BFC Partners, A&E Real Estate, The Brodsky Organization, L+M Development Partners, Taconic Investment Partners, Gotham Organization, Mega Contracting and RWN Real Estate. CIM Group is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Peak Capital have an API?

No public API is recorded for Peak Capital.

What industry is Peak Capital in?

Peak Capital's product category is Real Estate Investment & Development. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANAEAI, Real Estate Funds — Opportunistic / Development. Its NAICS code is 236116 and its SIC code is 6799.

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The Real DealState’s attack could crush Peak Capital Advisors, sub-rehabsNew York's Hochul administration and Attorney General Letitia James are challenging Peak Capital Advisors' removal of 31 buildings from rent stabilization, seeking to reinstate lower rents and potentially recover treble damages from the firm that invested $150 million in gut-renovating century-old properties from 2020 to 2023. The state's Division of Housing and Community Renewal contends that Peak's buildings did not meet the "substandard or seriously deteriorated" threshold required under a 1995 DHCR bulletin that the firm relied upon for deregulation approvals, with the agency now applying stricter standards retroactively. Peak Capital has filed a federal lawsuit and hired high-profile legal and communications consultants, warning that the state’s actions have left it with stranded assets, departing investors, and lenders threatening to call in loans, while an adverse ruling could jeopardize approximately 11,000 buildings deregulated under the same 1995 guidance.Law360NY AG Claims Peak Capital Illegally Deregulated ApartmentsNew York State and its Division of Housing and Community Renewal have filed a state court action against NYC real estate developer Peak Capital, alleging the company wrongfully exploited a rent-stabilization renovation exemption to illegally deregulate rent-stabilized apartments. The complaint claims Peak Capital profited from the scheme while improperly removing the apartments from rent stabilization protections. This represents a significant enforcement action by New York regulators targeting developer practices in the city's rent-regulated housing market.