Coleman Cox and Alex Pascale, formerly affiliated with the San Diego developer RedHill Realty Investors, have launched Vintage Real Estate Partners, a multifamily investor and operator focused on subinstitutional assets in San Diego and Phoenix. The new venture aims to provide long-term, tax-conscious investors with investment access to privately traded multifamily propertiesacquired in tax-efficient capital structures.

Before launching Vintage, Cox served as the chief financial officer and executive managing director of Portfolio Management at RedHill, leading all transaction execution, financing execution, business plan execution and investor relations on institutional multifamily value-add and core-plus assets throughout the Western U.S. Prior to joining RedHill, Cox spent seven years with Ernst & Young as a manager in its Mergers and Acquisitions Advisory group consulting for large private equity and corporate clients on transactions ranging from $20 million to $9 billion in deal value.

Prior to launching Vintage, Pascale was RedHill’s managing director of Investments, a role in which he led all deal sourcing, underwriting and capital raising on institutional multifamily value-add and core-plus assets throughout the Western U.S. Pascale also co-founded a boutique multifamily syndication firm, Bay Bridge Capital, in the San Francisco Bay Area, where he was actively engaged in acquisitions and private capital raising. As he ran Bay Bridge Capital, Pascale played a critical role in scaling two enterprise SaaS start-ups, both of which are now publicly listed on the NASDAQ.