WAYNE, PA — In case you missed it, PPR Capital Management capped a record-setting year in 2025, raising $142 million in new capital and surpassing $1 billion raised and reinvested since its founding, a milestone the firm says reflects growing investor appetite for diversified, real estate-backed alternatives.
The firm said the results mark the largest annual expansion in its history, driven by hundreds of new accredited retail investors and continued reinvestment from existing clients. PPR said the milestone underscores its evolution from a specialist in non-performing mortgage loans into a broader investment platform spanning multiple asset classes, while maintaining a disciplined, relationship-driven approach.
Stephen G. Meyer, PPR’s chief executive officer and president, said the firm’s growth reflects long-term consistency rather than trend chasing, noting that PPR has remained disciplined through multiple market cycles since its launch in 2007.
In recognition of its expansion, PPR was named the No. 1 fastest-growing private company in the greater Philadelphia region on the Philadelphia Business Journal’s 2025 Fast 50 list.
During 2025, PPR raised $142 million from 180 new investors and deployed $216 million into new investments through November. The firm reported assets under management of approximately $1.5 billion at year’s end.
Non-performing mortgage loans remained a cornerstone of the platform, with more than 2,200 loans acquired across 43 trades from 34 counterparties, representing a 67% increase in NPL deployment compared with 2024. The firm said its active portfolio now includes more than 3,400 loans diversified by asset type and geography.
PPR also expanded its footprint across other real estate-backed strategies. The firm added six multifamily properties in 2025, bringing its portfolio to nearly 3,000 units. Its first build-to-rent investment, Highline at Knoxville, advanced into Phase II construction after Phase I reached 92% occupancy with an 80% resident retention rate.
Operational investments also grew, with the firm’s Opportunity Fund ending the year with three operating Tommy’s Express Car Wash locations and four additional sites under development across six states. PPR said membership growth at the operating locations has been strong on a month-over-month basis.
Beyond financial performance, the firm said it expanded its community impact efforts in 2025, launching the PPR Prosperity Foundation and making an inaugural contribution to the Kerrville Area Rebuilding & Recovery Fund to support Texas flood relief. The firm also established a partnership with Veterans Villages of Philadelphia, including employee volunteer efforts.
Looking ahead to 2026, PPR said it plans to continue focusing on disciplined growth, transparent reporting, and risk-adjusted returns, positioning its diversified platform to perform across varying market conditions while serving an expanding base of accredited investors.
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