Value-add real estate across high-growth Sun Belt, Southeast, and Midwest markets. In-place yield. Meaningful appreciation. Hands-on management.
Founded in 2013, Mayfair Investment Partners is a Miami-based real estate owner-operator seeking value-add investments and long-term asset appreciation across most major property classes.
Led by Jonathan More, with over 20 years of experience in real estate finance, investments, and asset management — responsible for $3.3 billion in career transaction volume across 145+ deals.
Mayfair deploys capital with a consistent philosophy: acquire well-located assets at a basis that enables both in-place income and meaningful value creation through hands-on management.
Assets with a gap between current performance and potential — underleased, undermanaged, or undercapitalized properties where our expertise creates measurable value.
Off-market sourcing and deep local relationships allow Mayfair to access opportunities unavailable to broader capital. We move decisively when conviction is high.
We underwrite for durable yield from day one, compounding value through disciplined capital investment — improving properties, strengthening tenancy, growing NOI.
Spring 2026 AcquisitionIn the Spring of 2026, Mayfair acquired a 406,000 SF industrial property in Detroit, MI. Located directly along Interstate 94 halfway between DTW airport and downtown Detroit, the property is 100% leased to best-in-class corporations. As is typical of our firm, the property was acquired off the market as part of a larger portfolio transaction.
The 20-acre asset boasts abundant loading and trucking, attractive ceiling heights, heavy power, optionality of building/space configuration, outdoor storage, and frontage along a major Michigan thoroughfare.
Mayfair concentrates capital in markets exhibiting durable economic tailwinds: net in-migration, pro-business governance, employment diversification, and supply-constrained submarkets.
A generational demographic shift is driving sustained demand across Florida, Texas, the Carolinas, and Tennessee — creating durable long-term absorption for housing and commercial space.
The return of advanced manufacturing to the US requires skilled workforces. Michigan's industrial heritage, labor pool, and infrastructure make it a premier Midwest target.
Southeast and Midwest states consistently rank among the most business-friendly in the nation. Lower operating costs, favorable tax structures, and less regulatory friction attract corporate relocations, new enterprise formation, and long-term investment capital.
Whether you're interested in co-investment, exploring a joint venture, or want to learn more — we'd like to hear from you.