NHK Capital Partners

Noreen Hogan serves as President of NHK Capital Partners while simultaneously leading its sister company, CMB Regional Centers. The firm lists a Senior Vice President of Project Development, Garrett Connors, and a Vice President of Finance & Investments, Matthew Temple, in its management ranks. Day-to-day underwriting and structuring authority flows through that in-house team rather than through external investment committees.

NHK is one of three principal entities under the Hogan Companies umbrella. CMB Regional Centers operates one of the longest-running EB-5 regional center programs, having returned over $1.5 billion to investors. Rock Island Auction Company, led by Kevin Hogan, is the world’s number-one auction house for antique and collectible firearms by revenue. NHK was formed specifically to offer investment vehicles to clients who had already participated in those other Hogan ventures.

NHK Capital Partners itself markets private equity and private lending real estate funds rather than EB-5 visa-linked investments. However, its investor base overlaps heavily with the approximately 7,000 high-net-worth clients sourced through CMB Regional Centers, the family’s EB-5 operator. The firm treats the two vehicles as distinct legal and marketing channels.

The firm’s publicly disclosed track record centers on multi-family development in Texas — the inaugural deal, The Augusta Flats in San Antonio, was ground-up construction. The firm’s mandate covers direct equity and private lending across commercial real estate asset classes, though it does not publish an allocation breakdown by property type.

Yes. The firm states it serves a global base of clients from over 100 countries, a footprint inherited from the CMB Regional Centers network. Individual fund offerings are structured as U.S. limited partnerships, so international investors typically participate after clearing their own jurisdictional suitability and tax reviews.