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Trilogy secures $66.5m from TriPost for development pipeline

Trilogy says the commitment gives it a steadier source of capital than raising equity on each transaction.

$66.5MTriPost's strategic investment in Trilogy

At a glance

  1. TriPost will invest alongside Trilogy at the general partner level in approved projects and recapitalize selected existing Trilogy investments, according to IREI.
  2. For allocators underwriting Trilogy projects, committed GP capital lets the sponsor fund approved sites without a project-by-project raise.
  3. Trilogy has preliminary assets under management of about $800 million, more than 3,290 lots and homes owned or under construction, and a pipeline of roughly 12,000 units.

Trilogy Investment Co. secured about $66.5 million from TriPost Capital Partners, a New York-based real estate investment firm, to fund its next phase of growth.

TriPost will invest alongside Trilogy at the general partner level in approved projects and recapitalize selected existing Trilogy investments, according to IREI. The agreement includes provisions for potential extensions into additional tranches. The size of those tranches was not disclosed. Trilogy said the arrangement gives it a steadier source of capital than raising equity on each transaction.

For allocators underwriting Trilogy projects, committed GP capital lets the sponsor fund approved sites without a project-by-project raise. The recapitalization brings selected existing Trilogy investments into the new partnership.

Trilogy has preliminary assets under management of about $800 million, more than 3,290 lots and homes owned or under construction, and a pipeline of roughly 12,000 units. It expects to place more than 2,000 homes under construction in 2027 and 2028.

Reported by the Fundraising desk from IREI. Published . Corrections

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