Penguin Capital is a family owned firm with diversified interests across multiple asset classes, primarily operating companies and real estate.

The firm’s operating entities have managed 300+ employees across 10+ states primarily in the United States, Canada and Portugal.

Penguin’s real estate strategy is simple: acquire, revitalize, exit. Our geographically adaptable platform deploys a  clear-cut direct investment strategy. We aim to acquire high quality, well located properties at discounted cost, install asset management activities to solve operating issues, and sell when Penguin Capital's objectives are accomplished. Our tenets (past and present) are nationally recognized businesses such as Walgreens, Dollar General, Family Dollar, T-Mobile, AT&T and more.

Penguin’s latest initiative, The Legacy Projects, brings Penguin Capital’s strategy to Portugal. The aim is to deliver compelling risk-adjusted returns in the residential arena. We are targeting high quality properties in gateway cities with a more modest risk profile, medium hold periods, and strong income components. Penguin Capital RE is the group’s Europe focused investment initiative with a special interest in Portugal with prospects including Spain and Italy.

Portugal is a southern European country on the Iberian Peninsula,  bordering Spain. Its location on the Atlantic Ocean has influenced many  aspects of its culture: salt cod and grilled sardines are national dishes. The  Algarve's beaches are a major destination and much of the nation’s  architecture dates to the 1500s–1800s, when Portugal had a powerful  maritime empire.

Portugal’s modest economy is quickly developing into Europe’s unicorn for  business and lifestyle. 2016 has demonstrated economy is steadily  recovering since the end of the Troika years. Real estate, along with  Tourism and the Industrial Sector, represents the key factors of this boom.  Investment, as the sector’s main driving force, remained extremely  dynamic in achieving its second largest, all-time high.

All major Portuguese banks have been recapitalized and restructured in  order for its shareholders to ensure long-term liquidity in the market.  While this process is still on its way to completion, the Portuguese  economy has been fueled by French, Spanish, Chinese, British, Angolan  and other EU investors. Contrary to sociopolitical unrest in most of Europe,  Portugal has been able to constantly promote political and social reforms,  ensuring high political stability for  citizens and investors alike.