Screen Shot 2022-06-17 at 12.01.27 PM

About Us

The Stallworth Development Group (SDG) is a multifamily investment firm that transforms underutilized assets into unique residential spaces that enhance and support local neighborhoods through operational efficiencies, rebranding, and value-add renovations.

Since its founding in 2011, SDG has been committed to creatively, sustainably and strategically revitalizing neighborhoods. Acquisitions are strategically vetted through our intensive due diligence process and disciplined real estate analysis. Our innovative approach to development improves quality of life for community members, while ensuring low-risk, high-return investments. To make sure our investments are sustainable, our decisions are made through the lens of an operator, not as a passive fund manager.
While we excel at transforming underutilized or under-performing properties into income producing assets, we are most proud of the positive impacts we have on the surrounding communities.

Our Approach

GROWING RENTER POPULATION:  More people of all ages, ethnicities, and incomes are renting longer and more permanently due to various economic and lifestyle factors.

STUDENT DEBT OVERHANG: Student loan debt, which stands at Sl.7 trillion as of Q3 2020, an increase of 4% year over year and a 102% increase over the past decade. This debt is burdening would-be homebuyers and creating a large population of longer-term renters.

DELAYS IN LIFE EVENTS : Major life decisions such as marriage, children, and home buying are being delayed longer than in previöUs generations. In 2017, the US Birth Rate hit its lowest number since 1987.

CHANGING HOMEOWNERSHIP TRENDS:  The Millennial and Gen Z generations have been coined the “asset light consumer” preferring to spend money on experiences over products, which includes homeownership.

LONG-TERM RENTER BASE: Limited savings, rising interest rates, credit worthiness, and long-term debt are among the obstacles precluding many individuals from purchasing omes.

SUPPLY DEFICIT: While demand remains high for Class Bapartments, very few units catering to the average renter have been built in the past decade. This sector is over 95% occupied as of Q4 2020.