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Here are the top 5 decks we found at BetterPitch this week.

Okay, now back to our top finds:

1. WeWork SPAC

In 2021, WeWork SPAC’ed at a $9B enterprise value.

The deal gave WeWork $1.3B in cash, with $48M from BowX and $800M from a private investment. WeWork’s market cap is now $10M, down from a $47B high.

This slide deck highlights:

• Strategic action needed to survive

• Key investment highlights

• WeWork’s growth opportunity

2. Kennedy Wilson

Kennedy Wilson manages $23B of real estate.

Kennedy Wilson made 424 investments across 38,222 multifamily units. Their advantage is being a first-mover in key target markets via allocating capital with local expert operators.

This slide deck highlights:

• The Kennedy Wilson advantage

• Why invest in the Intermountain West

• Investor base by type

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3. Netstreit

Netstreit has 100% occupancy across 547 investments.

Netstreit acquires necessity-based single tenant retail assets. Investors treat the stock as a bond (4.65% dividend yield) with tenants like CVS, Dollar General, Walgreens, and others.

This slide deck highlights:

• Portfolio overview

• Investing in defensive retail sectors

• Tenant underwriting strategy

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4. KKR

KKR has $1T+ in assets under management.

KKR’s investment approval process screens $130.8B of financing opportunities for every $0.9B in closed deals.

This slide deck highlights:

• Integrated global real estate platform

• Differentiated investment strategy

• Investment screening process

5. Harbor Development

Harbor is a vertically integrated residential developer.

Harbor acquires land, entitles and permits property, develops the land with horizontal infrastructure, construct residential dwellings, and sell or recap the assets.

• Unique business model

• Specialized acquisition strategy

• Navigating market cycles

See you Thursday,

-PitchDeckGuy

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