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Core (2028)

Stabilized, income-producing self-storage assets with low leverage. Four dedicated Core sub-funds allocate to institutional-quality, cash-flowing facilities across the top-100 MSAs.

Family Size
$7.542B
Net IRR Target
14–18%
Sector
Self-Storage
2028 sub-funds

Sub-funds within this strategy family

Fund NameFund SizeVintage
MajorWave Core I Fund$1,885,574,8322028
MajorWave Core II Fund$1,885,574,8322028
MajorWave Core III Fund$1,885,574,8322028
MajorWave Core IV Fund$1,885,574,8322028

Each sub-fund is a stand-alone Delaware limited partnership with its own general partner. Full economic terms are disclosed in each fund's Private Placement Memorandum, Limited Partnership Agreement, and Subscription Agreement. Contact Investor Relations for the current data-room.

Strategy

Investment focus

  • Stabilized Class A and Class B self-storage facilities in top-100 MSAs
  • Low-leverage, income-producing acquisitions
  • Long-hold, cash-flow-first underwriting
  • Integrated revenue management from the Technology & Platform Fund
  • Institutional-quality operating standards across the platform
Shared fund terms

Standard terms across the family

Sector FocusSelf-Storage Real Estate — Acquisition, Development & Aggregation
Net IRR Target14–18% net IRR
Vehicle StructureDelaware Limited Partnership
DomicileWilmington, Delaware
Investment ManagerMajorWave Capital Management, LLC
Fund Term12–15 years (two 1-year extensions at GP discretion)
Investment Period5–6 years
Carried Interest20% above 8% preferred return (with 100% GP catch-up)
Preferred Return8% compounded annually
GP Commitment2% of total fund commitments
Minimum LP Commitment$2,000,000
Distribution WaterfallEuropean (whole-fund) waterfall
Key PersonAlexandra Pohl, Founder & CEO
LP Advisory CommitteeYes — established at first close
ReportingQuarterly financial statements; annual audited financials; annual meeting
AuditorPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Legal CounselLePore Law Group
Fund AdministratorIndependent Third-Party Administrator (to be appointed)
Governance

Institutional standards apply

Every sub-fund in this family is a Delaware limited partnership with its own fund-specific general partner entity. Every capital commitment requires unanimous Investment Committee approval. Deployment is monitored against each sub-fund's underwriting model on a monthly cadence. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP audits sub-fund financial statements annually. The LP Advisory Committee is established at first close and reviews conflicts, valuation methodology, and material policy questions on an ongoing basis. The Chief Risk Officer holds veto rights on any commitment that would breach the sub-fund's concentration, counterparty, leverage, or liquidity thresholds.