Swing

Swing

The firm operates from Tokyo but its investment gravity centers on New York real estate and sustainability technologies. Chatzky co-chairs Property Resources Corporation, the affiliated operating company that controls a portfolio of residential assets across Manhattan and Brooklyn including The Savannah, Princeton House, and The Regatta. A California-registered entity called Swing Ventures Inc. ties the corporate structure together. Deployment spans direct multifamily ownership and environmental-services ventures. The real estate side holds LIHTC portfolios in the South Bronx and East New York alongside market-rate buildings — a mix that generates both yield and tax-credit advantages. On the technology side, Swing pursues water treatment facility design, installation, and maintenance. A separate vehicle labelled Spark Change Carbon Exposure indicates an active carbon-credit or carbon-offset allocation, though the instrument structure remains opaque. Chatzky and his business partner Hal Ebbott appear to run Swing Ventures as a lean operation. Matt Linde, CEO of PRC Group, and Ben Linde, COO, form the operational backbone for the property holdings. The group maintains professional-network ties through the National Rowing Foundation and USRowing Foundation, where Chatzky holds board and trustee seats. Philanthropic activity flows through Let's Get Ready and the National Rowing Foundation. Swing's structural distinction lies in its cross-Pacific architecture: a Japanese-domiciled corporate vehicle managing US hard assets and environmental technology, run by a US-based team. The PRC Group affiliation provides in-house property management and development capability, meaning Swing can acquire, reposition, and operate real estate without relying on third-party platforms. This integrated model gives it a hold-forever flexibility that third-party fund structures cannot match.