
For Commercial Owners & Sponsors
Direct Commercial Property Buyers — Off-Market & Discreet
AceStone Capital Group reviews office, retail, mixed-use, and industrial assets off-market. Acquisitions may involve private capital or third-party financing, with funding requirements and due-diligence conditions clearly stated in each offer.
Submit Property for ReviewFor owners and sponsors evaluating a discreet exit. Free preliminary review, no obligation, no broker required.
AceStone Capital Group is a private U.S. acquisition firm that buys commercial properties directly from owners. We acquire office, retail, mixed-use, and industrial assets across our target U.S. markets — privately wherever possible — structuring competitive offers from current market data and asset performance, without a public listing process.
Our commercial process is built for owners who value certainty and discretion: thorough underwriting, clean offers, and closings timed around your business operations rather than a marketing window.
What makes this page relevant: you control a commercial asset and want a private, principal-to-principal conversation about a direct sale — not a listing, not an auction.
What Happens After You Submit
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Send us the property address, asset type, and (if available) a high-level rent roll or NOI summary.
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We sign an NDA on request and complete preliminary underwriting on income, market, and condition.
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Receive a written offer or a clear pass within 1–2 business days.
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If aligned, we move into formal due diligence, coordinate Phase I, and close on a timeline that respects existing operations and tenants.
Request a Confidential Indication of Interest
Share basic asset details. We respond with a written indication of interest, a defined process, and full discretion — no listing, no broker required.
Submit Property for ReviewProperty submissions feed AceStone's broader acquisition platform — sourced for capital partners across selected U.S. growth markets.
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