MC Capital

MC Capital

MC Capital was founded by Kevin McCall, a former Goldman Sachs structured finance professional, and is now run alongside President Ryan McCall. The firm operates from six US offices — Miami, Miami Beach, New York, San Francisco, Sacramento, and Montgomery — reflecting a deliberately decentralized origination model. While the firm does not disclose its founding year publicly, its footprint grew through the post-2008 real estate cycle, when lending gaps created openings for non-bank capital providers. The firm deploys across real estate debt and equity, with a focus on bridge lending, preferred equity, and structured finance for middle-market sponsors. Its credit arm targets loans between $5 million and $50 million on transitional and value-add commercial real estate — a segment where regional banks have retrenched. On the equity side, MC Capital participates in direct property acquisitions and joint ventures, often alongside operators with specialized asset-class expertise. The portfolio spans multifamily, industrial, office, and retail assets, with an active presence in the Southeastern US and California. The firm also engages in early-stage technology investing through a separately managed vehicle, with portfolio companies including enterprise-software and fintech names sourced through its Bay Area office. In addition to its core real estate and venture strategies, MC Capital maintains a private credit platform that extends beyond property-backed loans to corporate and consumer receivables. In May 2024, the firm disclosed it had originated over $2 billion in balance-sheet loans since inception (per the firm's official communications, 2024). Headcount is not publicly disclosed, though its six-office structure implies a team scaled to support multiple origination and asset-management functions. The firm does not appear to operate a registered philanthropic foundation or publicly listed club-membership affiliations. MC Capital's structural differentiator is its hybrid architecture: a balance-sheet lender with a proprietary deal-sourcing network spread across disparate US cities, combined with pockets of venture-stage equity exposure. This combination is uncommon among real-estate-focused credit shops, most of which are either pure lenders or vertically integrated operators, and gives the firm a diversified income base spanning yield-generating debt and long-duration equity upside.