Operational  and  Organizational  Information:    Silverpeak  Real  Estate 
Partners  L.P.  (“Named  Investment  Adviser”)  and  SP  SMC  Capital  LLC 
(“Relying  Investment  Adviser”  and  together  with  the  Named  Investment 
Adviser, the “Firm” or “Silverpeak” or each an “Investment Adviser”), both 
Delaware domiciled entities, are investment advisers registered or deemed 
registered  with  the  U.S.  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  (“SEC”).  
Silverpeak Real Estate Partners L.P and SP SMC Capital LLC were formed in 
2010  and  2015,  respectively.    The  Named  Investment  Adviser  manages 
numerous investment vehicles, which are organized into, and managed as 
two “fund platforms” as follows:  , Silverpeak Legacy Partners II L.P. (formerly 
Lehman  Brothers  Real  Estate  Partners  II  L.P.)  and  its  parallel  limited 
partnerships and alternative investment vehicles (“SLP II”), and Silverpeak 
Legacy Partners III L.P. (formerly Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partners III L.P.) 
and its parallel limited partnerships (“SLP III”).  Each of SLP I, SLP II and SLP III 
(each a “Fund” and collectively the “Funds”) is managed as an investment 
platform  whose  investments  are  distributed  and  allocated  to  the 
investment  vehicles  that  each  of  the  Funds  is  comprised  of,  as  further 
described below.   
SLP  II  is  comprised  of  both  parallel  private  fund  (pooled  vehicle)  limited 
partnership entities as well as side-by-side investment vehicle entities that 
are affiliates of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. (“Lehman Holdings”), while 
SLP III is comprised solely of parallel private fund (pooled vehicle) limited 
partnership entities.  Neither, SLP II or SLP III exists as a legal entity.  The Funds’ 
limited  partnerships  and  alternative  investment  vehicles  include:    i)  29 
limited partnerships, 27 of which are advised or sub-advised by the Named 
Investment  Adviser  (each,  a  “Partnership”  and  collectively,  the 
“Partnerships”)  and  2  of  which  are  Lehman  employee  vehicles  (the 
“Lehman Partnerships”) advised by Lehman Brothers Private Equity Advisers 
LLC  (“Lehman”),  and;  ii)  5  alternative  investment  vehicles  that  are 
managed  as  separately  managed  accounts  (the  “Lehman  Accounts”).  
The Lehman Accounts are owned by Lehman Holdings (accordingly, the 5 
Lehman Accounts have historically been treated as 1 separately managed 
account  client).    SLP  II  is  comprised  of  8  Partnerships  and  2  Lehman 
Accounts;  and  SLP  III  is  comprised  of  11  Partnerships.  Typically,  each 
Partnership  has  a  general  partner  (each  a  “General  Partner”  and 
collectively  “General  Partners”),  which  is  owned  and/or  controlled  by 
Lehman or its affiliates.  The Funds are not currently making new investments 
or accepting new investors as of the date of this Brochure. 
The  management  team  for  the  Named  Investment  Adviser  consists  of 
Rodolpho Amboss, Brett Bossung and Mark Walsh, each of whom is directly 
or indirectly a principal owner of the Named Investment Adviser.   
The Relying Investment Adviser manages a separately managed account 
vehicle on behalf of institutional capital (such vehicle and any future similar 
vehicles each, an “SP SMA” and collectively, the “SP SMAs”). The current SP 
SMA is not currently making new investments. The management team for 
the Relying Investment Adviser consists of Brett Bossung and Mark Walsh, 
each  of  whom  is  indirectly  a  principal  owner  of  the  Relying  Investment 
Adviser.  
Note: For purposes of this Brochure, “Client” may include any or all of the 
Funds,  the  Partnerships  and  the  SP  SMAs,  as  well  as,  where  applicable, 
investors in the Partnerships (also called “Investors” or “Limited Partners”). 
Capitalized  terms  used  herein  and  not  otherwise  defined  shall  have  the 
meanings ascribed thereto in each Client’s governing documents. 
Types  of  Advisory  Services  Offered:    Silverpeak  provides  discretionary 
investment advisory services primarily related to making equity and equity-
related investments in real estate properties
                                        
                                        
                                             and companies and service 
businesses ancillary to the real estate industry in addition to investments in 
debt instruments, including non-performing loans and other distressed debt 
instruments,  or  other  securities  that  meet  Clients’  investment  profiles.  
Silverpeak does not generally provide advice with respect to other types of 
investments.    With  respect  to  the  Funds,  in  certain  circumstances  the 
General Partners' approval may be necessary with respect to a material 
change  to  a  business  plan  that  requires  capital  in  excess  of  certain 
thresholds. With respect to the SP SMA, in limited circumstances, the Client 
may need to approve a potential acquisition of an investment. 
Silverpeak holds itself out as specializing in real estate investments.  Please 
review the investment guidelines, specified below under “Client Investment 
Guidelines and Parameters.”  
Client  Investment  Guidelines  and  Parameters:    Silverpeak’s  advisory 
services  include,  among  other  things,  providing  advice  regarding  asset 
allocation  and  the  selection  of  investments.    Decisions  relating  to 
investment advice are based on an analysis of the merits and risks of the 
investment  involved  and  on  the  investment  guidelines  and  restrictions  of 
the  Client.    The  following  is  a  description  of  the  principal  types  of 
investments  Silverpeak  seeks  to  employ  on  behalf  of  its  Clients,  which  is 
merely a summary; one should not assume that any descriptions of specific 
activities are intended in any way to limit the types of investment activities 
Silverpeak may undertake. 
The  investment  objective  is  to  seek  to  achieve  attractive  risk-adjusted 
returns by identifying and structuring investments for the unique conditions 
of each local market through various instruments including direct property 
ownership, joint ventures, mortgages and investments in equity and debt 
instruments  of  private  and  public  real  estate,  operating  and  service 
companies.    In  most  situations,  Clients  enter  into  a  partnership  or  joint 
venture  with  an  operating  partner  or  a  management  team  that  has 
specialized expertise in the operation, marketing, leasing or development 
of the particular property type. 
Clients  invest  in  Real  Estate  Assets  (defined  below),  Portfolio  Companies 
(defined  below)  and  in-service  companies  ancillary  to  the  real  estate 
industry.  “Real Estate Assets” include equity interests, debt interests, debt 
or  equity-related  interests,  participations,  leasehold  interests,  or  other 
interests,  direct  or  indirect,  in  or  relating  to  single  or  multiple  real  estate 
properties or assets (including, for all purposes hereunder,  land, buildings 
and  other  improvements  and  related  personal  or  intangible  property), 
pools or portfolios of real estate properties or assets, partial interests or rights 
in real estate properties or assets, options, rights of refusal, rights of offer and 
similar rights in respect of real estate assets or properties or portions thereof, 
debt  or  equity  securities  and  interests  in  real  estate  operating  or  service 
companies,  real  estate  holding  corporations  and  real  estate  investment 
trusts  or  other  entities  that  are  taxed  as  real  estate  investment  trusts  for 
federal income tax purposes.  “Portfolio Companies” include companies 
(whether  corporations,  partnerships,  limited  liability  companies  or  other 
entities)  with  direct  or  indirect  interests  in  Real  Estate  Assets,  or  that  are 
otherwise  involved  in  the  ownership,  operation,  management  or 
development of Real Estate Assets or in other real estate-related businesses 
or  assets  in  which  a  Client  owns  a  direct  or  indirect  interest,  including, 
without  limitation,  real  estate  investment  trusts  and  service  companies 
ancillary to the real estate industry.   
Client Assets Under Management (AUM): (rounded to the nearest $100,000)  
Discretionary Regulatory AUM: $335,400,000- as of 12/31/2023