Kids II

Kids II

Kids II operates as the private investment vehicle for Ofer Yardeni, an Israeli-born entrepreneur who built his wealth through Stonehenge Partners, a New York-based real estate firm he co-founded. The family office maintains a tri-city footprint with operational presence in Tel Aviv, Atlanta, and New York, mirroring Yardeni's own transatlantic business trajectory. Its structure reflects the founder's dual identity as a real estate operator and technology investor. Deployment spans direct real estate acquisitions, venture capital, and select private equity commitments. On the property side, the office pursues value-add multifamily and commercial assets in primary US markets through its Stonehenge affiliate. Venture activity skews early-stage, with a disclosed appetite for Israeli tech startups and US-based software companies. The geographic mandate covers North America and Israel, leveraging Yardeni's relationships in both ecosystems. Recognizable portfolio ties include positions linked to the broader Stonehenge network, though the office does not publicly itemize individual venture holdings. Yardeni runs a lean operation with no publicly disclosed team size. The office shares DNA with Stonehenge Partners, the real estate operating company where he serves as CEO, and draws on that platform's deal flow, property management infrastructure, and co-investor network. Recent activity remains opaque—Kids II does not maintain a public-facing website beyond a domain placeholder, and no major announcements have been made in the last 24 months through conventional channels. What distinguishes Kids II is its embedded operating-company relationship: unlike standalone family offices that outsource asset management, Yardeni appears to route most activity through Stonehenge, effectively using his operating business as the investment engine. This blurs the line between corporate treasury and family office, giving the vehicle a deal-sourcing pipeline that pure financial allocators cannot easily replicate.