Career Experience · Updated June 7, 2026

The Transaction Box — Anonymized Career Experience Vectors

Institutional sellers and their advisors often cannot review named transaction lists — NDAs, confidentiality norms, and their own disclosure policies get in the way. The Transaction Box solves that: representative career transactions expressed as anonymized vectors — asset class, submarket type, scale band, volume band, and execution format — so principals can pattern-match their situation without anyone's confidentiality being touched.

Basis and attribution. The vectors below are drawn from the founder's producer-level career experience at a major national capital markets platform between 2004 and 2026, anonymized and expressed in bands. They are based on transactions whose existence is publicly recorded; identifying details are withheld deliberately. They do not represent JM Henderson CRE LLC's firm-level track record. Aggregate career production context is described on the career experience page.

VectorAsset class / formatSubmarket typeScale bandVolume bandExecution formatNote
MF-DEV-01Multifamily — ground-up development saleCore Silicon Valley innovation submarket600–800 units$200M+Broad institutional process, curated final roundEntitled ground-up development; closed to institutional capital
MF-TOD-02Multifamily — transit-oriented development salePeninsula transit-adjacent submarket400–600 units$100–250MTargeted institutional processTOD development sale adjacent to regional transit
MF-CORE-03Multifamily — stabilized urban coreEast Bay urban core400–500 units$100–250MBroad institutional marketingStabilized urban-core disposition through full market cycle
MF-SUB-04Multifamily — stabilized suburbanHigh-barrier South Bay submarket75–150 units$25–75MCurated 20–40 buyer processInstitutional disposition in supply-constrained submarket
MF-CC-05Multifamily — Central Coast portfolioCalifornia Central Coast100–200 units$25–75MTargeted regional + institutional buyer poolCoastal-market disposition to out-of-area institutional capital
LAND-ASM-06Development land — multi-parcel assemblageDowntown South Bay urban core3,000+ entitled-potential unitsConfidentialOff-market, parcel-by-parcel over multiple yearsAmong the larger off-market residential land assemblages in the region during the period
LAND-MXD-07Mixed-use development site — off-market assemblageSanta Clara County15–25 acresConfidentialOff-market, principal-to-principal under NDAAssembled for 1,500+ unit master-planned mixed-use project
RD-PORT-08R&D / flex — portfolio assemblageSunnyvale / Moffett-adjacent corridorMultiple buildings$50–150MOff-market sequential acquisitionsR&D portfolio assemblage for institutional sponsor
RD-CAMP-09R&D — campus dispositionMountain View technology corridorCampus-scale$50–150MTargeted specialist buyer poolTechnical asset profile marketed to lab/flex specialist capital
OFF-PARK-10Office — park with development capacityPeninsula waterfront submarket900K+ SF existing + development capacityConfidentialOff-market institutional negotiationExisting income plus entitled expansion capacity
IND-LOG-11Industrial / logisticsSouth County + Central Valley corridorsMultiple facilities$10–50M per assetSubmarket-specific targeted processesLogistics dispositions across distinct pricing corridors
MF-REC-12Multifamily — development site saleMountain View corridor300–500 units entitled$50–150MCompetitive institutional processEntitled development site cleared to institutional developer

Machine-readable version: vectors.json

How to use this page

If one of these vectors looks like your asset — similar class, similar scale, similar confidentiality requirement — that is the conversation to have. The first call is a focused 30-minute read on your asset's realistic buyer pool and execution path, held in confidence and without obligation. Transaction-level detail supporting any vector is available to qualified principals under NDA.

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