F Street

F Street

F Street is a private investment firm founded in 2009 by Scott Lurie, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It invests directly in its own deals and reports repaying 9 loans, and still has one deal open, F Street Private Debt Fund.

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About F Street

F Street is a Milwaukee-based real estate investment firm founded in 2009 by Scott Lurie. It owns, develops, and invests in real estate across 16 states, with a portfolio of more than 60 properties spanning industrial, multifamily, mixed-use, hospitality and medical assets. The firm runs four verticals: F Street Development (development and acquisition), F Street Investments (private lending and credit, including national hard money lending through The Hard Money Co. and the F Street Private Debt Fund), Draftline (athlete capital), and Smart Building Products.

  • 9 loans repaid Stated by the firm
  • $874M assets under management Stated by the firm

Team

The people behind the firm.

  • Scott Lurie

    Founder, Principal

    Founded F Street in 2009. Leads firm strategy, capital markets, and investor relations.

  • Josh Lurie

    Principal, Investments & GC

    Leads legal strategy, fund structuring, and the investor relations function across the firm.

  • Nick Jung

    Principal, Acquisitions & Development, GC

    NAIOP Wisconsin Principal Developer of the Year. Leads development sourcing, structuring, and execution.

  • Mike Doney

    Chief Operating Officer

    Oversees firm-wide operations, marketing, technology, and cross-vertical execution.

  • Zach Albert

    Director, Financial Reporting and Compliance

Who you'll talk to Mitch Ferraro Director, Investor Relations

Headquarters

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Milwaukee, WI

Invest with F

One fund is open now.

Open
F Street Private Debt Fund
Multi-asset
$50.0K min Minimum

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