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SIMM Capital Fund Surpasses $25M Raised and $100M+ in Real Estate Assets
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PITTSBURGH - PennZone -- SIMM Capital announced today that its Diversified Cash Flow Fund has exceeded $25 million in investor capital raised and now holds more than $100 million in real estate assets across the United States. The firm has set a new target of $50 million raised and $200 million in diversified assets under management.

Originally launched as an affordable housing–focused strategy, the fund has expanded into a broader multi-asset approach including affordable housing, triple-net commercial properties, build-to-rent development, multifamily value-add, and select distressed debt. This transition enables consistent cash flow and durable performance across varying market cycles.

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The fund has delivered an average 15.4% annual cash-on-cash return to investors over the last three years, supported by reliable monthly distributions.

"Investors want stability and real income — not speculation," said Mathew Simmons, Founder and CEO of SIMM Capital. "We've taken our track record in affordable housing and scaled it into a fund that performs in both up and down markets."

Simmons added that demand continues to accelerate as volatility in public markets pushes investors toward income-first alternatives backed by tangible assets.

To find out more, please visit https://simmcapital.com

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