Sectors
Two Asset Classes. One Lens.
Infradome advises across infrastructure and real estate — two long-duration asset classes that increasingly share capital, counterparties, and complexity. Our practice is built on direct lead experience in both.
Infrastructure
Engineering the Capital Stack.
Infrastructure assets — power generation, transport concessions, water — are defined by their duration, their regulatory frameworks, and their relationship to public policy. Advising on them requires command of capital structures that can absorb that complexity while delivering the risk-adjusted returns institutional mandates demand. Our experience includes ECA and MLA-financed transactions under public government contracts across Central America and the Caribbean.
We advise on the full capital stack: equity placement, debt structuring, project finance, and ECA/MLA financing frameworks. Our work spans greenfield development, brownfield acquisition, and government-contracted concession structures.
Institutional real estate capital markets demand more than transaction execution — they require a command of capital structures, investor relationships, and full-cycle asset management. Our experience spans institutional multifamily capital raises, joint venture structuring, and disposition processes across 7,000+ units and $2.25B+ in transactions.
We advise sponsors, investors, and family offices on capital raising, joint venture structuring, recapitalisations, and portfolio strategy. We also provide ongoing asset management and rigorous feasibility and underwriting services — delivering the analytical foundation and operational oversight that serious capital decisions require.
Real Estate
Where Capital Meets the Built Environment.
Risk & ESG
Risk Allocation. ESG Integration.
Risk Management
Every transaction we advise on is evaluated through a rigorous risk management lens. Our approach is built around a core principle: risk should be allocated to the party best positioned to manage it. We identify, quantify, and structure the distribution of construction risk, regulatory risk, counterparty risk, and market risk — ensuring that capital structures reflect the true risk profile of the underlying asset, not just its headline return.
ESG in Evaluation & Approval
ESG is not a reporting exercise — it is a material factor in how infrastructure and real estate transactions are evaluated, financed, and approved. Multilateral lenders, institutional investors, and government counterparties increasingly require robust ESG frameworks as a condition of engagement. We integrate environmental, social, and governance considerations from the earliest stages of transaction structuring, helping clients meet the standards that unlock capital and accelerate approvals.
The Convergence
Positioned for Where the Two Sectors Meet.
The boundary between infrastructure and real estate is dissolving — and the most sophisticated capital allocators are already building mandates that reflect it. Infradome's experience sits firmly in each sector independently, and we are actively positioning the practice to advise on the mandates that bridge both. We are not claiming convergence experience we do not yet have — we are building toward it deliberately, from a foundation of direct transaction experience on both sides.
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Data Centres
Classified as real estate, priced as infrastructure, financed as both. As this asset class matures, advisory mandates will require fluency across all three frameworks — a capability we are building toward.
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Energy Transition Assets
Rooftop solar, district energy, and EV infrastructure sit on real estate but are underwritten as infrastructure. Our project finance and power generation background positions us well for these mandates.
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Logistics & Industrial
Long-duration leases, essential-service characteristics, and infrastructure-grade counterparties — logistics assets increasingly demand an infrastructure advisory lens alongside real estate capital markets expertise.
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