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Tiberia Capital
Tiberia Capital, founded by Davi Tanger, deploys institutional capital into Brazilian logistics, multifamily, and corporate-use development projects.
Tiberia Capital
Tiberia Capital was established as an independent investment manager by former Tanger family executive Davi Tanger, drawing on deep operational roots in Brazilian commercial real estate. The firm channels institutional and private capital into large-scale development and income-producing projects, acting as both capital partner and developer across logistics parks, multifamily residential towers, and corporate-use properties in greater São Paulo and beyond. The firm targets high-barrier-to-entry segments where land assembly, municipal approvals, and construction expertise create structural advantages over purely financial buyers. Tiberia’s deployment footprint concentrates on Class-A logistics assets serving e-commerce and supply-chain tenants in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo states, along with build-to-suit corporate campuses and a growing multifamily-for-rent vertical modeled on US institutional rental platforms. Portfolio examples visible in public record include logistics properties developed for tenants such as Mercado Livre and Magazine Luiza, sourced through a development arm that self-originates sites rather than bidding in broad auctions. Tiberia operates with a lean structure centered on proprietary development pipelines; the firm has historically partnered with institutional co-investors including sovereign and pension capital looking for Brazilian real-asset exposure. In January 2024, the firm announced plans to launch a dedicated vehicle targeting distressed urban land parcels for conversion into middle-income rental housing—signaling a shift toward counter-cyclical sourcing strategies within its existing logistics and residential concentration (per the firm's official communications, 2024). A structural distinction lies in Tiberia’s developer-operator DNA: unlike the asset-gathering model common among Brazilian real-estate fund managers, the firm retains project-level development control and vertical integration across land acquisition, entitlements, construction management, and stabilized asset operations. This integrated posture positions it less as a fund-of-funds allocator and more as a specialized development company with institutional LP relationships.
General information
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Asset Manager
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Principals
Davi Tanger
Founder and Managing Partner
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Frequently asked questions
Who leads investment decisions at Tiberia Capital?
Davi Tanger is the founder and managing partner, holding final authority on investment committee decisions. Tanger’s background in commercial real estate development—rooted in the family’s legacy operating business—shapes the firm’s emphasis on sourcing and executing development-stage projects rather than acquiring stabilized assets through competitive processes.
What asset classes does Tiberia Capital focus on?
Tiberia concentrates on Brazilian real assets, primarily logistics parks, multifamily residential-for-rent developments, and build-to-suit corporate-use properties. The firm also invests in select urban redevelopment infrastructure, targeting land-assembly-heavy projects in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro states.
How does Tiberia Capital source its development pipeline?
The firm self-originates projects through an internal development arm rather than acquiring standing assets or bidding in broad auction processes. This approach relies on proprietary land acquisition, municipal entitlements work, and relationships with corporate tenants who seek built-to-suit facilities, creating an origination advantage in fragmented land markets.
Is Tiberia Capital a developer, a fund manager, or both?
Tiberia operates as a hybrid developer and investment manager. It retains vertical integration—managing land acquisition, entitlements, construction, and stabilized operations—while raising institutional LP capital through discrete vehicles. This contrasts with most Brazilian real-estate fund managers that outsource development risk.
What types of co-investors does Tiberia Capital typically work alongside?
Tiberia has historically partnered with institutional allocators including sovereign wealth funds and pension systems seeking direct exposure to Brazilian real assets. The firm uses co-investment structures that allow these LPs to participate alongside Tiberia’s own committed capital on a deal-by-deal or programmatic basis.
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