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SageWater
SageWater is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Beverly Hills, CA. It manages approximately $14 million in regulatory assets. The firm has 2 employees and...
SageWater
SageWater is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Beverly Hills, CA. It manages approximately $14 million in regulatory assets. The firm has 2 employees and 2 investment advisers.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
1988
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Beverly Hills
Corporate office
Alexandria, VA, United States
Additional offices
Honolulu, HI
Principals
Peter M. Page, Jr.
Not specified
David Schanuel
Not specified
Eric Lecky
Not specified
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at SageWater?
SageWater does not structure itself as an investment manager allocating third-party capital; it is an operating company that serves multifamily real estate owners. Leadership is anchored by Peter M. Page Jr., with a management team listed on the firm's website. Specific investment-committee or deployment-authority roles are not publicly disclosed.
How does SageWater source its project pipeline?
SageWater's pipeline comes from direct relationships with condominium and co-op boards, multifamily apartment owners, and property managers who are confronting aged or defective mechanical systems. The firm also generates leads through CAI chapter affiliations and educational content aimed at helping community associations plan for infrastructure capital expenditures.
Does SageWater participate in fund commitments or only direct projects?
SageWater does not manage a fund. It operates as a direct service provider under a single-contract construction model. There is no evidence of pooled investment vehicles, co-investment funds, or third-party LP relationships.
What investment stages or property types does SageWater target?
The firm works across the full lifecycle of a building's infrastructure — from forensic diagnosis and capital planning through design and turnkey replacement. Its work concentrates on mid-rise and high-rise multifamily properties, including condominiums, cooperatives, and rental apartments, across garden-style, luxury, and affordable housing stock.
Which sectors or geographies does SageWater avoid?
SageWater's scope excludes new ground-up construction. The firm focuses on rehabilitation inside existing, occupied buildings. Geographically, the firm states it operates across the lower 48 and Hawaii, with no public indication of international projects.
Where does the underlying capital come from?
SageWater is a private operating company. The source of its corporate capital and the identity of any external equity partners are not publicly disclosed.
Does SageWater maintain any philanthropic or adjacent investment structures?
No philanthropic foundation, donor-advised fund, or separate investment vehicle appears in public records. The firm's public-facing activity is limited to its construction and engineering operations.
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