Since 1990, Grand Investment Group has been a trusted partner for institutional investors, unlocking value through strategic debt acquisition and revitalized real estate.
We’re proud to have built a legacy of proven success through a combination of unwavering expertise, strategic acquisitions, and innovative solutions through numerous market cycles.
We began with a vision of identifying undervalued real estate opportunities and unlocking their full potential. Over the years, we have consistently delivered on this vision, acquiring and revitalizing properties across various asset classes and geographic locations.
By acquiring and managing high-quality real estate debt, Grand Investment Group provides liquidity for institutional sellers while offering investors access to attractive, risk-adjusted returns.
Gil Priel brings over four decades of expert experience in the real estate industry. He began his career in 1978 with the private equity acquisition and management of office buildings in Los Angeles and has since grown his portfolio to encompass a diverse range of real estate assets across multiple states.
Gil has extensive experience in all aspects of real estate, including commercial and residential development and management, renovations, financing (portfolio lending for commercial and residential properties), non-performing debt acquisition, broker deal completion, and private equity bridge financing.
Eli Tene is a seasoned expert in the field of real estate, specializing in complex and creative residential and commercial transactions, equity-based joint ventures, foreclosures, debt and equity financing, loss mitigation, and the upgrading of distressed properties, including hotel, retail, and commercial renovations.
With a wealth of experience negotiating thousands of successful short sales, Eli is an invaluable resource for real estate portfolios, pricing and analysis issues, and expert commentary on the distressed real estate market. He is regularly sought after as a consultant and guest speaker by a wide range of media outlets.
