Real Estate
The principals of Hanowa Capital have deep experience as master developers of mixed-use projects in gateway urban centers from the U.S., Europe and North Africa for over 50 years, understanding community assets and the drivers for safety, security and solid investments for generations.
Beginning in Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle neighborhood as a pioneer in condominium development in 1974, Robert Holland has developed over 80 projects in D.C including the Georgetown Papermill and Georgetown Inn. In 1980, we bought the first 22-building portfolio in Miami's historic Art Deco District to contribute to the iconic image of "South Beach" made famous because the tv show Miami Vice filmed in the buildings in 1980.
Beginning in 1984 with Memphis Holland, Robert assembled large development tracts at and near the Navy Yard in Washington, D.C., at the Navy Yard Metro (prior to construction). The Marriott Navy Yard and 555 New Jersey Avenue, SW are two of the finished projects.
After leading the workout team for London's Battersea Power Station (1989-1991) and other placemaking projects including an 18-acre mixed-use site in Tangier, Morocco.
With over 50 years of experience in real estate development, our principals have completed over 100 projects with an asset value over $4BN.
Raw Materials
From the SPR to strategic reserves of raw materials to energy generation, Hanowa Capital understands the global drivers for economic and investment stability. Given the massive disruption of supply chains and geopolitical uncertainties, Hanowa Capital works to identify vulnerable sectors in the global economy that demand a comprehensive approach to sustainability. Our partners are committed to global security and transparency. We work with the U.S. Government agencies to support financial opportunities and ensure compliance with the regulatory process.
Financial Services
In 1982, we created Avis Currency Exchange, now Small World Money Transfer, to advance financial freedom and literacy for cross border residents. We've seen payments technology change over the past 40 years. With over 1.4 billion people unbanked and underserved, digital technologies are at the nexus of how transactional value is realized by billions of people globally. We have created the framework for digital communities that streamlines transactions and supports inclusion without sacrificing data privacy. to learn more, contact us.