Curisa Capital

Julio C. Herrera, the founder and managing partner, is the principal decision-maker. Curisa operates as a single-family office, meaning investment approval is centralized and does not require an investment committee or limited-partner consent. Herrera is involved in originating, structuring, and negotiating transactions directly.

Curisa sources investments through Herrera's personal network across US and Latin American markets. As a family office deploying proprietary capital, it bypasses traditional auction processes in favor of directly originated, often bilateral, transactions. The firm targets situations where its ability to close quickly provides an advantage over institutional capital.

No. Curisa deploys exclusively proprietary capital and does not manage third-party money. It is not structured as a fund and does not report to external limited partners, which allows it flexibility on hold periods, return targets, and investment structures.

Curisa invests in multifamily and commercial properties, often targeting value-add or opportunistic situations. The firm structures both equity acquisitions and debt instruments secured by real assets. Its geographic focus spans the US Sun Belt and select Latin American markets.

Curisa originates bridge loans and structured credit on its own balance sheet without fund-level constraints on duration, leverage, or asset type. This allows the firm to underwrite idiosyncratic situations — such as cross-border receivables financing or transitional real estate — that fall outside the mandates of institutional direct lenders.