REALTERM

REALTERM

REALTERM was founded by Scott A. Brody in the United States with the aim of providing investment management and advisory for real estate and infrastructure assets. Brody, whose professional history includes principalship roles at related entities, structured the firm around a multi-family office model — serving multiple families rather than a single lineage. The underlying wealth originates from the participating families whose identities are not publicly disclosed. The firm invests directly across asset classes including logistics and industrial real estate, data center infrastructure, and energy-related facilities. REALTERM structures holdings through direct ownership and co-investment vehicles, often alongside institutional partners. According to public record, the firm has managed portfolios that include warehouse and distribution center properties in major U.S. industrial markets. Its geographic focus is the United States, with particular emphasis on coastal logistics corridors. Team size and additional office locations remain undisclosed. REALTERM operates without a separately branded philanthropic foundation or registered advisory subsidiary on public record. In the past 24 months, the firm has continued to expand its logistics facility holdings across secondary U.S. markets (per industry reporting, 2024). REALTERM's structural differentiator is its multi-family office architecture paired with a single-asset-class emphasis: real estate and infrastructure, avoiding the diversification into private equity, hedge funds, or venture capital common among peer family offices. This narrow focus creates alignment between the firm's expertise and its families' deployment preferences.