Tax-Exempt Bond

Earn tax-free income while playing a direct role in building stronger communities.

Discover how your capital can create public good while earning tax-free interest by leveraging tax-exempt bonds.

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Return Profile*

9-10%
Net IRR
2-2.4x
Net Equity Multiple
18-20%
Tax-adjusted Net IRR
4-4.8x
Tax-adjusted Net Equity Multiple

*Estimated predictions of performance are not based on actual investment results and are not guarantees of future results.

What are tax-exempt municipal bonds?

Tax-exempt bonds

A financing structure in which state and local governments or qualifying non-profits issue bonds to raise capital for projects, such as affordable housing, with the benefit that investors holding these bonds generally do not pay federal and often state income tax on the interest they earn. A real estate investor in such a deal buys these bonds to finance a property, such as a low-income housing project, thereby receiving tax-advantaged returns while contributing to projects that benefit the public interest. Bonds offer real estate managers a lower-cost financing solution that will fund up to 100% of Project costs.

A crucial low-cost financing solution

Secure investment structures

Tax-exempt bonds offer institutional-grade security and inflation-protected returns.

Low-cost financing solution

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At ArtHaus Partners, sustainability isn't just a goal—it's how we build value. To date, we've installed 25 photovoltaic systems across our portfolio, powering over 1,500 units and generating $1.3 million in annual energy revenue.

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Value-add case studies

We have a decades-long track record of adding value to multifamily buildings.*
Exited
Retained
Contra Costa
1460 Contra Costa
2.46x
Gross equity multiple
2.9
Years held
$6.4M
Total profit
$10.8M
Total distribution

We purchased this off-market property with rents set at 60% of nearby institutional comparables. With extensive building repurposing and aesthetic upgrades, the rental rates beat those of local comparable properties with a basis of ~$13M.

*Performance figures shown gross of fees. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Eastwood
1715 High St.
2.10x
Gross Equity Multiple
2.5
Years Held
$1.6M
Total Profit
$3.0M
Total Distribution

1715 High Street is a 33 unit apartment building in Oakland's Fremont. After executing unit upgrades, common area modernization, and building infrastructure improvements, we sold the building in 2016.

*Performance figures shown gross of fees. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Rose on Bond
1638 47th Ave.

The Rose on Bond project renovated an existing church and adjacent building, converting it into 60 rental apartments consisting of studios, 1 bedrooms, and 2 bedrooms. We acquired the land on which this historic building stood for $1.8M and performed an extensive restoration valued at $13.4M that upgraded the interiors for modern living while maintaining its unique aesthetic. Now restored to its original beauty, this iconic building bridges the gap between the classic Spanish Revival style and elements of 21st century interior design.

Arthaus Grand
220 Grand Ave Oakland, CA

After purchasing the property in 2019 for $3.9M, we completed a 20-month, $6.5M renovation that retained only the shell of the building while modernizing everything else. The result was an expansion in unit count from 8 to 11 (which created a total of 33 rentable suites), thorough upgrades to the units and common areas, and significant aesthetic improvements to the exterior. The property now offers a mix of furnished and unfurnished suites with private kitchenettes, built-in storage, and natural lighting, as well as a community kitchen, package concierge, bike storage, smart locks, and a virtual doorman.

Oakbrook Case Study
value add case study

Oakbrook: a sucessful value-add strategy

When we acquired Oakbrook Manor at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was an off-market opportunity with 200 units across three buildings. The property was suffering from poor management and had just 63% occupancy.

Key highlights:

Acquired at a discount

~$220K per unit, $9M below pre-pandemic value

Modernized common areas and upgraded amenities

Added 17 new units to boost revenue and density

Our strategy worked. Occupancy jumped to 94%, and net operating income more than doubled. The property was recently appraised at $293K per unit—a 45% increase in value and a clear validation of our value-add approach.

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About ArtHaus Partners

ArtHaus Partners is a Bay Area-based real estate development and asset management company, focused on moderate-income and student housing in California. Operating in the Bay Area since 1977, we've profitably developed housing in California across 160 different residential and multifamily projects.

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