Essex Point Properties is a private real estate investment company focused on acquiring convenience oriented retail and multi-family properties in eastern Massachusetts and in the southeastern U.S., in particular the I-85 Corridor between Charlotte, NC, and Atlanta, GA. In any one market our strategy is to enter the market in the major trade areas, acquiring premier locations in each submarket.

Essex Point Properties was founded by Ronald L. Rossetti, Jr. in partnership with Riverside Capital Holdings, a private real estate investment company with a diverse portfolio of assets in the Boston area.

Portfolio

Our portfolio consists of properties located in three different states, focused primarily on retail, multifamily, and development land.

Retail Focus

The founding partners of Essex Point Properties are uniquely suited to the retail asset class. Ronald L. Rossetti Jr. was an investment banker focused on the retail growth sector during his more than 10 years of investment banking experience, financing and advising clients including CKE Restaurants, McCormick & Schmicks, Seattle's Best Coffee, among others. Ronald L. Rossetti was the president and CEO of Nature Food Centres, a publicly held 200+unit retail chain. Together the founding partners bring a wealth of retail operating and financing expertise which enables us to bring a unique perspective to choosing quality properties that will attract high quality tenants and demonstrate rent and value appreciation.

Southeastern Focus

Essex Point Properties has targeted assets in the southeastern United States, and in particular the I-85 corridor between Charlotte and Atlanta for the following reasons:

• Population growth
• Business friendly environment
  • Low cost-of-living
  • Right-to-Work States
• Well educated work force
  • Essex Point Properties targets submarkets in the Southeast with strong and thriving university systems
• Pricing discrepancies
  • Essex Point Properties believes that we can utilize our in-house retail expertise to take advantage of today’s pricing discrepancies between "Gateway Markets" and secondary growth markets