Corigin Holdings

Corigin Holdings

Corigin Holdings was established in 2010 by Ryan Freedman after he developed condominium projects in South Florida and operated student housing at New York University. The family's capital originated in multifamily and student-housing operations before expanding into private equity and venture vehicles. The office invests across real estate, private credit, and venture capital. It acquires, develops, and manages multifamily, student housing, luxury condominiums, and mixed-use assets while originating mezzanine loans and pursuing special situations. Confirmed holdings include 80 Lafayette Street, 20 East End Avenue, The Element, 30 Carmine Street, and 50 Dey Street in Jersey City. Through Alpaca VC, Ryan Freedman has led seed and Series A investments in PropTech companies including Compass, Latch, and Bowery Valuation. Activity remains concentrated in North America. The firm employs an integrated team that oversees acquisitions, development, property management via Corigin Management, and accounting functions. Ryan Freedman also serves as General Partner at Alpaca VC and maintains membership in the Young Presidents' Organization leadership. No material operational events have been recorded in the last 24 months. Corigin operates as a hybrid single-family office that retains full ownership of its property-management subsidiary and maintains a separate venture manager. This structure allows direct control over both operating real-estate assets and growth-stage technology investments without external fund commitments.