Staubach-Era Initial Meeting

1992-2002

Staubach-Era

Initial Meeting

Several EB Arrow executives meet while working at The Staubach Company during a period of significant company growth

 

 

 

Early-Mid 2000's - Overheating Market

2003-2008

Early-Mid 2000’s – Overheating Market

 

Multi-tenant team operates as acquisitions division within Cypress Equities

 

Todd Minnis tasked to run acquisitions team for Cypress Equities, the investment management and development affiliate of Staubach Retail Services

 

Launches $30M HNW acquisitions fund

 

Manages JV with iStar Financial to invest in $1.3B in automotive retail (“AutoStar”)

 

2008 – Staubach Company sells to Jones Lang LaSalle with the exception of the retail brokerage division which is rebranded
SRS and remains independent

 

 

 

Financial Crisis & Aftermath

2009-2012

Financial Crisis & Aftermath

Team forms Arrow Retail in 2009

 

During the Global Financial Crisis of 2008, team separates from Cypress and establishes Arrow Retail, a new platform devoted solely to acquisitions

 

Deploys $110M of equity across five investments in partnership with major institutional investors

 

 

Market Recovery

2013-2015

Financial Market Recovery

Team launches first fund under Cypress brand

 

Arrow Retail realigns with Cypress and SRS to raise Fund I under a structure where company leaders act as principals of the GP

 

Retail Termoil

2016

Retail Uncertainty

Arrow Retail re-establishes to focus solely on fund growth and asset repositioning

 

Arrow Retail fully deploys Fund I in ten retail assets totaling $1.5B

 

Retail Reinvention

2018-2019

Retail Reinvention

EB Arrow is established in 2018

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EB Arrow is formed following an investment from EBA Investments, Ltd. (a subsidiary of China Everbright, Ltd.) to advance company growth and take advantage of new market opportunities

 

In June 2018, EB Arrow acquires a single-tenant net lease platform with strong credit and long average lease terms to provide resiliency during economic downturns.