311 Capital Management

311 Capital Management operates as an investment management firm, not as a defined single-family or multi-family office. It deploys capital across private credit, venture capital, and real estate. The firm has not disclosed whether it manages only principal capital or also external investor commitments, which makes its precise classification unusual — its structure most closely resembles a proprietary investment firm with a multi-asset mandate.

The firm has not publicly disclosed whether it accepts external limited partner commitments. Its strategy of managing credit, venture, and real estate under one roof is common among family offices deploying principal capital, but 311 Capital has not confirmed or denied this structure. The lack of regulatory filings providing visibility into its fund structure makes this an open question for potential counterparties.

The firm invests in early- and growth-stage technology companies, typically through direct equity positions. 311 Capital does not operate a dedicated venture fund structure, and its specific portfolio companies are not publicly listed. The venture activity is one of three strategies — alongside private credit and real estate — that the firm manages under a unified mandate.

311 Capital originates and underwrites loans to middle-market companies directly. The firm targets situations where conventional bank financing is not available, a segment often referred to as private or direct lending. Specific sourcing channels and portfolio names have not been disclosed, and the firm does not publicly report its credit portfolio composition.

The firm acquires multifamily and commercial real estate in secondary and tertiary markets, prioritizing income-producing assets with established cash flows. 311 Capital has not disclosed specific properties, transaction volumes, or acquisition dates. The real estate strategy runs alongside the firm's private credit and venture capital activities, with capital allocated dynamically across all three.