● For accredited investors

Invest in hotel-to-apartment conversions

Hotels are cheap. Housing is scarce. Sage Investment Group buys tired hotels and turns them into apartments working people can afford, across 32 properties and 2,999 homes in 6 states.

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Accredited investors only; verification required. Targets are not guaranteed. Offerings are made only through their offering documents. See disclosures below.

Westwater Village, a former hotel in Olympia, WA, now apartments
Westwater Village · Olympia, WAA former hotel, now 200 apartments
2,999
homes delivered, leasing or in development
32
properties in 6 states
~30
hotel conversions, completed or underway
$428M
current portfolio value (October 2026) · $482M stabilized value
Inc
Inc. 5000 · 2026
No. 1,902, second year in a row
★
2026 CoStar Impact Award
Redevelopment of the Year · Bellevue Ridge
★
2026 CoStar Impact Award
Multifamily Development of the Year · Springwood Place
In the news →
Why hotel conversions

Hotels are cheap.
Housing is scarce.
We capture the gap.

Older hotels can't keep up with new competition and brand renovation bills, and their owners want out. In the same towns, working people can't find a home they can afford. We change what the building is for.

Read: Why conversions work →

1

Working people can't find homes they can afford

Teachers, nurses and service workers earn too much for subsidized housing and too little for new luxury builds. The market isn't building for them.

2

Many hotels in distress

Brand renovation bills, newer hotels down the street and debt resets push owners of older hotels toward the exit.

3

That mismatch is the opportunity

Same building, different use, different value. That gap is where the return comes from.

01 · Find

Acquire

In-house acquisitions team sources hotels in markets where building is hard.

02 · Plan

Entitle & design

Rezoning, permits and construction pricing are lined up before we close.

03 · Build

Convert in 6–12 months

Guest rooms become apartments with full kitchens.

04 · Operate

Lease & stabilize

Pre-leasing starts before the city signs off.

05 · Report

Investor relations

Onboarding, reporting and K-1s from our in-house team.

Construction time is the conversion itself, not the full hold period. Every project differs.

See the transformation

Same building. New purpose.

See all 32 properties →
Illustration of the former Quality Inn in Bellevue, WA Bellevue Ridge apartments after conversion Before · Quality InnAfter · Bellevue Ridge

Bellevue Ridge

Bellevue, WA · former Quality Inn · 108 homes

A DoubleTree opened across the street and this hotel couldn't compete. Today it's 108 apartments in one of the country's most expensive markets.

★ 2026 CoStar Impact Award · Redevelopment of the Year

The former Homewood Suites in Dallas before conversion The Ainsley apartments in Dallas Before · Homewood SuitesAfter · The Ainsley

The Ainsley

Dallas, TX · former Homewood Suites · 137 homes

Extended-stay suites already had kitchens. Conference rooms became resident lounges and a game room.

Ways to invest

Choose how you partner with Sage

Own the whole platform or pick a single building. Which fits depends on your goals, so start with a 20-minute call.

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Most investors start here

Sage Evergreen Fund

One investment across the whole portfolio: equity upside, target distributions and potential depreciation benefits.

  • Target 18–25% IRR, including 4–8% annual cash flow. Targets are not guaranteed.
  • Annual K-1 tax reporting
  • Minimums and terms: book a call to discuss
  • Accredited investors only; verification required
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Pick the building

Boca Raton 125

Invest in a single property: a former Holiday Inn & Suites in Boca Raton, FL, becoming 125 apartments.

  • City approval May 2026
  • Conversion work typically takes 6–12 months
  • Live webinar walk-through with our CIO and Head of Acquisitions
  • Accredited investors only; verification required
The Holiday Inn & Suites in Boca Raton, FL todayFeatured direct dealThe property today
Design rendering of the planned Boca Raton 125 apartmentsDesign rendering
Deal-specific · Boca Raton, FL

Boca Raton 125: a Holiday Inn becomes 125 homes

Pick the building. A former 183-room Holiday Inn & Suites, planned to become 125 apartments, near I-95 and the Tri-Rail station. The city approved the conversion in May 2026.

May 2026city approved the conversion
6–12 monthstypical conversion work, once construction starts
Live webinarhosted by our CIO and Head of Acquisitions
Termsbook a call to discuss
Live webinar · Boca Raton, Florida

Hear it directly from the people closest to the deal

Join a live walkthrough of The Palms (Boca Raton 125) in Boca Raton, Florida, hosted by Ross Hubbard (Chief Investment Officer) and Phil Cohen (Head of Acquisitions). It is a rare chance to hear directly from the people closest to the deal and ask your questions.

Accredited investors only; verification required. Offered only through its offering documents. Timing is planned and may change. Subject to availability.

What we target

Built for growth and cash flow

Cash flow from stabilized buildings, plus growth in what the portfolio is worth.

18–25%
target IRR · not guaranteed
4–8%
target annual cash flow · not guaranteed

Targets are projections based on current assumptions, are not guaranteed, and may not be achieved. Distributions are not guaranteed and may be reduced or suspended. Investments are illiquid and involve risk, including loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Our communities

2,999 homes across 6 states

Explore the portfolio →
Westwater Village, a former hotel in Olympia, WA, now apartments
Walk through Westwater VillageOlympia, WA · 200 homes · 40-second tour
Bellevue Ridge
Bellevue RidgeBellevue, WA · 108 homes
The Theodore
The TheodoreTacoma, WA · 132 homes
Springwood Place
Springwood Place2026 CoStar Impact Award
The Ainsley
The AinsleyDallas, TX · 137 homes
Who you'll talk to

Developers, not just fund managers

Almost everything at Sage Investment Group happens in-house, from finding the hotel to reporting to you. Your intro call is with someone on our investor relations team.

Grant MurrayDirector of Investor Relations
Nick ErnstHead of Capital Markets
Matt SpagnoloHead of Retail Fundraising
Ryan Sudeck
Ryan SudeckChief Executive Officer
Ross Hubbard
Ross HubbardCo-founder, Chief Investment Officer
Meet the full team →
AcquisitionsPlanning & designConstruction managementAsset managementInvestor relationsCapital markets
Getting started

How investor onboarding works

Your intro call is with someone on our investor relations team. We verify accredited status before any investment is accepted.

1

Intro call

20 minutes with Grant, Nick or Matt. Ask anything: how conversions work, which option fits your goals, or whether Sage is right for you.

2

Verify & review

Confirm accredited status, then review the offering documents with your advisor. Our offerings are made under Rule 506(c). Full terms are in each offering's documents.

3

Invest

Directly, through a trust, or from a self-directed IRA. After you invest, onboarding, reporting and K-1s come from our in-house team.

Accredited investors only; verification required. Book a call to discuss.

Next step

Book 20 minutes with our team

Ask anything: how conversions work, which option fits your goals, or whether Sage is right for you. Prefer we reach out? Request materials instead.

Pick a time · 20 min · video or phone

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1Intro call20 minutes with Grant, Nick or Matt.
2Verify & reviewConfirm accredited status, then review the offering documents with your advisor.
3InvestDirectly, through a trust, or from a self-directed IRA.
FAQ

Questions investors ask us

Don't see yours? Book 20 minutes or email investorrelations@sageinvestment.group.

Why invest with Sage Investment Group?

Sage converts underperforming hotels into apartment communities. The portfolio includes 32 properties and 2,999 units across 6 states, including about 30 hotel conversions. The Sage Evergreen Fund targets an 18–25% IRR, including 4–8% annual cash flow. Targets are not guaranteed.

What is a hotel-to-apartment conversion?

We buy an underperforming hotel and convert its rooms into studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments with full kitchens, creating naturally affordable housing for working people. Sage has taken on about 30 hotel conversions, and its portfolio includes 32 properties and 2,999 homes in 6 states.

What is the minimum investment and who can invest?

Accredited investors only; verification required. Our offerings are made under Rule 506(c), so we verify accredited status before any investment is accepted. Minimums and terms depend on the offering. Book a call to discuss, and full terms are in each offering's documents.

How large is Sage's hotel-to-apartment conversion portfolio?

Sage's portfolio includes 32 properties and 2,999 units across 6 states, including about 30 hotel-to-apartment conversions, completed or underway.

What returns does Sage target?

The Sage Evergreen Fund targets an 18–25% IRR, including 4–8% annual cash flow. Targets are not guaranteed.

What are the ways to invest?

Two ways today: the Sage Evergreen Fund, which spans the whole portfolio, and Boca Raton 125, a single-building deal.

How long does a conversion take?

Construction typically takes 6–12 months. Every project differs.

Can I invest from an IRA?

Yes, many investors use a self-directed IRA.

What is Boca Raton 125, and how do the webinars work?

A former 183-room Holiday Inn & Suites in Boca Raton, FL, planned to become 125 apartments. The city approved the conversion in May 2026. We walk through it live on Zoom with Ross Hubbard, our Chief Investment Officer, and Phil Cohen, our Head of Acquisitions. Pick a date in the Boca Raton 125 section and register. If you can't make it live, use the on-demand section to request the latest recording once that form is connected; until then, register for a live date and we'll send you the recording.

Let's build something real together.

20 minutes, no pressure. Or start with a live webinar.

Important information. This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security, including interests in the Sage Evergreen Fund or Boca Raton 125. Any offer will be made only to accredited investors and only through the applicable private placement memorandum or other offering documents, which describe the terms, fees, conflicts and risks. Accredited status is verified before any investment is accepted. The Sage Evergreen Fund and Boca Raton 125 are offered under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D; the Boca Raton 125 offering vehicle is a Delaware limited partnership. Each investor’s accredited status must be verified.

Targeted returns, including the 18–25% target IRR and 4–8% target annual cash flow, are projections based on current assumptions, are inherently uncertain and are not guaranteed. Distributions may be reduced or suspended. Real estate investments are illiquid and involve significant risk, including loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Portfolio values ($428M current, as of October 2026; $482M stabilized) are based on independent third-party appraisals and are not realized values.

Neither the SEC nor any state securities regulator has approved or passed on the merits of any offering or the accuracy of this website. Consult your own legal, tax and financial advisors before investing.