Mark Scully

Publicly available sources reviewed did not verify Mark Scully as a current Green Courte Partners team member, and Green Courte’s current team page does not list him. The supplied email address could not be independently verified from public sources, so it is not included above.

Green Courte Partners is a Chicago-based private equity real estate investment firm founded by Randy Rowe in 2002. The firm describes itself as a team of real estate and private equity professionals focused on acquiring and building businesses assembled from niche real estate assets. Its office is listed at 303 West Madison Street, Suite 1500, Chicago, Illinois 60606.

The firm has raised multiple real estate investment funds since 2004, including Green Courte Real Estate Partners I in 2004, Fund II in 2007, Fund III in 2011, Fund IV in 2016, and Fund V in 2019. It became an SEC-registered investment adviser in 2014. Green Courte has built and monetized operating platforms including American Land Lease, The Parking Spot, True Connection Communities, Windward Communities, and GCP Truck Storage Management.

• Green Courte focuses on “niche real estate sectors” and builds “fully integrated businesses” around carefully selected categories of real estate assets.
• The firm looks for emerging, undervalued, or overlooked real estate and business investment opportunities with long-term value creation potential.
• Current focus areas include near-airport parking, senior living, land-lease communities, and niche industrial assets.
• Green Courte emphasizes aggregation and scale: it targets niche assets that are often undervalued, difficult to aggregate, and available through less competitive transactions.
• The firm states that its investment horizon is typically 10 to 12 years, allowing it to build sustainable competitive advantages and preserve multiple exit options.
• It favors long-term, relationship-driven transaction processes and says sellers often engage after getting to know the firm over time.
• Green Courte highlights transaction structuring, tax structuring, capital markets, asset management, operations, due diligence, accounting, and financial reporting as internal capabilities.