Southern California multifamily real estate

Developing & OperatingLos Angeles Multifamily Communities

Generation Real Estate Partners brings development, asset management, and property operations together to create and steward multifamily communities across Southern California.

ACQUISITION & ENTITLEMENTCONSTRUCTIONASSET MANAGEMENTPROPERTY OPERATIONS
Image 1 of 5: The Arthur rooftop deck

One team from acquisition through operations.

Founded in 2016 by Steven Scheibe and Ramin Ghaneeian, Generation Real Estate Partners acquires, entitles, develops, owns, and operates multifamily real estate across Los Angeles.

Across eight projects, GREP brings acquisition, entitlement, construction, asset management, and property operations together under one accountable team—from the first site decision through long-term stewardship.

8

Projects

Under Development & Completed

290

Units

Under Development & Completed

$100M+

Completed Asset Value

250K

Gross SF Developed

Project 01

Iris Maplewood

Mix of 2 and 3 bedrooms, TOC density bonus utilization, development finished Q1 2020.

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Iris Maplewood multifamily building exterior

Units

24

Location

Hancock Park and Larchmont Village adjacent, blocks from Paramount Studios — 5122 W Maplewood Ave

GREP involvement

General Partner and Developer: lot assemblage, entitlement, construction management, asset and property management

Property highlights

5th story open-air courtyard, front-façade frosted glass and board-form concrete, balconies in every unit.

Project 02

1344 N Alta Vista Blvd

4-unit to 6-unit conversion, mix of 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, rehab completed Q4 2019.

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1344 North Alta Vista Boulevard exterior

Units

6

Location

West Hollywood adjacent in Los Angeles

GREP involvement

General Partner: acquisition, construction management, asset and property management

Property highlights

Updated units, large lot, ample foliage, in-unit air conditioning and washer dryers.

Project 03

Pine on Gramercy

Mix of 2 and 3 bedrooms, TOC density bonus utilization, now fully stabilized. Completed in Q3 2023.

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Pine on Gramercy multifamily building exterior

Units

33

Location

Mid City — 861 S Gramercy Place

GREP involvement

General Partner and Developer: lot assemblage, entitlement, construction management, asset and property management

Property highlights

Interior open-air courtyard, underground parking, private balconies, library and gym.

Project 04

The Arthur

Mix of 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms with 5 deed-restricted affordable units. TOC density bonus utilization and ADU bonus.

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The Arthur architectural rendering

Units

35

Location

Fairfax — 806 N Edinburgh Ave

GREP involvement

General Partner and Developer: lot assemblage, entitlement, construction management, asset and property management; currently under construction

Property highlights

Modern finishes with a gym, rooftop lounge, BBQs and dog run.

Project 05

Sands off Sawtelle

100% affordable building under ED1 development incentives. Primarily studio and efficient 1-bedroom units with a few 2-bedroom units.

Sands off Sawtelle architectural rendering

Units

44

Location

Sawtelle — 11418 Missouri Ave

GREP involvement

General Partner and Developer: lot assemblage, entitlement and construction management; currently under construction

Property highlights

One of the first ED1 plans to be entitled and one of the only in a high-resource neighborhood. No parking, communal laundry and a bike room.

Project 06

Martel and Fountain

New construction project utilizing the LA City Mixed Income Incentive Program and Public Benefit Option.

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Martel and Fountain architectural rendering

Units

47

Location

Hollywood / West Hollywood border

GREP involvement

General Partner and Developer: lot assemblage, entitlement and construction management; currently in construction

Property highlights

Planned as one of the first projects to utilize the new MIIP density bonus program offered by the City of Los Angeles.

Project 07

Alta Vista — 61

New construction project utilizing the LA City Mixed Income Incentive Program and Public Benefit Option.

Alta Vista 61 architectural rendering

Units

61

Location

Hollywood / West Hollywood border

GREP involvement

General Partner and Developer: lot assemblage, entitlement and construction management; currently in design

Property highlights

Using density bonuses and development waivers offered by the City of Los Angeles MIIP / TOIA programs.

GREP, clearly

Southern California multifamily, from acquisition through operations.

A concise account of GREP's lifecycle, geographic focus, acquisition review, and current portfolio—written for people and answer engines alike.

What does Generation Real Estate Partners do?

Generation Real Estate Partners, or GREP, acquires, entitles, develops, owns, asset-manages, and operates multifamily real estate. The firm keeps those disciplines connected under one accountable team from the first site decision through construction, stabilization, and long-term property operations.

Where does GREP operate?

GREP is based in Los Angeles and focuses on multifamily communities across Southern California. Its current portfolio is concentrated in Los Angeles neighborhoods including Hancock Park and Larchmont Village adjacent, Mid City, Fairfax, Sawtelle, and the Hollywood–West Hollywood area.

What is in GREP's multifamily portfolio?

GREP reports eight projects and 290 units under development and completed, more than $100 million in completed asset value, and 250,000 gross square feet developed. Featured projects include Iris Maplewood, Pine on Gramercy, The Arthur, 1344 N Alta Vista, Sands off Sawtelle, Martel and Fountain, and Alta Vista 61.

How does GREP evaluate an acquisition?

GREP reviews Southern California multifamily properties and development sites through acquisition, entitlement, construction, asset-management, and operating perspectives. The review considers the property's location, unit profile, condition, site potential, entitlement strategy, construction realities, ownership context, and long-term operating implications; the firm does not publish fixed minimum price or unit-count thresholds.