Sullivan County, New York
Thompson Hills
Master-Planned Residential & Mixed-Use
352 AcresThompson Hills is a master-planned residential and mixed-use community proposed near the geographic and functional center of Sullivan County.
Portfolio Overview
Residential, mixed-use, office, and master-planned developments across Northeast growth markets.
Portfolio Overview
Development projects across Northeast growth markets.
SYM Real Estate Capital invests in and partners on residential, multifamily, mixed-use, office, and master-planned development projects throughout the northeastern United States. The portfolio is concentrated in markets experiencing sustained housing demand, infrastructure investment, population growth, and long-term economic expansion.
Projects span New York, New Jersey, and Maryland, with a focus on communities positioned for long-term residential and mixed-use growth.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Upper Marlboro
Transit-Oriented Multifamily
269 ApartmentsThis multifamily community is located within the Largo area of Prince George's County and contributes new housing inventory to one of the Washington metropolitan area's most active growth corridors.
Bayonne, New Jersey
The Edge
Mixed-Use Multifamily
534 ApartmentsThe Edge is a two-building, six-story mixed-use residential community located on Avenue F and Avenue G in Bayonne, New Jersey.
Bayonne, New Jersey
Seraphine
Multifamily Residential
197 ApartmentsSeraphine is a multifamily residential community located within one of Bayonne's fastest-growing residential corridors.
Jackson, New Jersey
Whitesville Commons
Suburban Office Development
100,000 SF Planned Office CampusWhitesville Commons is a ground-up office development designed to accommodate professional, medical, and business tenants in Central New Jersey.
Orange, New Jersey
Orange Memorial
Mixed-Use Redevelopment
1,005 Planned ResidencesThe Orange Memorial Redevelopment will transform the former Orange Memorial Hospital campus into a new mixed-use featuring housing, retail, public space, and adaptive reuse of historic structures.
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