Milhaus Acquires Broadshore Capital Partners to Expand Investment Platform

Milhaus announced the completion of its acquisition of Broadshore Capital Partners, an SEC-registered investment management and lending platform based in Los Angeles and New York. The transaction follows Milhaus' merger with Sares Regis Group Residential in spring 2026, creating a vertically integrated multifamily platform.

According to the announcement, Broadshore brings more than 35 years of experience in equity and debt investment strategies. The firm's client base includes pension funds, insurance companies, and international institutional investors. Broadshore will operate under the Milhaus umbrella following the acquisition.

The company stated the combined platform will enable Milhaus to pursue debt and equity investments for capital partners using its integrated development, construction, and property management capabilities. Milhaus currently manages more than 50,000 units.

"This is a meaningful step forward in our strategy to scale the platform and expand our capabilities," said Tadd Miller, Chief Executive Officer at Milhaus. "Broadshore brings deep institutional relationships and a proven investment track record that complements our vertically integrated model. Together, we are better positioned to grow our acquisitions and lending platforms, access new opportunities, and deliver stronger outcomes for our investors."

Brad Howe joins Milhaus as Chief Investment Officer and shareholder following the acquisition. Howe led Broadshore and its predecessor entity for 20 years as Co-Managing Director, Co-CEO and CEO. During his tenure, the firm oversaw more than $7.5 billion invested across approximately 200 transactions. Russell Munn and James Pomeranz also join as principals and shareholders.

The combined organization now operates corporate offices in Indianapolis, Newport Beach, Los Angeles, New York, Orlando, and Phoenix. According to the company, the transaction positions the platform to pursue equity and debt investments and is expected to accelerate Milhaus' growth trajectory by 5 to 10 years.

Jones Lang LaSalle Securities served as Milhaus' exclusive financial advisor on the transaction.