Opportunities Sourced. Relationships Built. Strategies Put to Work.

A substantial San Jose residential development opportunity involving approximately 1,200 units and a reported $400 million project scale.

Fontine has described this development experience in the context of early capital raising and relationship-led project execution.

A major Las Vegas hospitality redevelopment opportunity involved project control, existing indebtedness, construction completion, and a sophisticated financing strategy.

Fontine sourced relevant capital relationships and helped coordinate discussions between project representatives and capital professionals whose networks included potential investors considering nine-figure commitments.

Her network also produced a preliminary C-PACE financing quote for the hotel project, with additional infrastructure bond financing discussed.

A separate large-scale Las Vegas development concept involved a proposed multibillion-dollar destination and entertainment platform.

Through a financing relationship, the development team received preliminary guidance that C-PACE financing could potentially cover approximately 35% of eligible project costs based on an approximately $6 billion project cost.

A further bond financing pathway of up to approximately $150 million was also discussed, subject to applicable approvals and project requirements.

A regenerative hospitality concept evolved toward an approximately $20 million portfolio strategy involving multiple Hawaii properties.

Fontine worked with project collaborators on commercial positioning, growth strategy, and relationships across capital, hospitality, development, wellness services, and marketing. She restructured the intial capital stack and assembled the new team so that the investment opportunity would be investor ready.

The broader vision included farm-to-table hospitality, retreat experiences, corporate offsites, wellness programming, and complementary revenue streams.

Fontine participated in relationship-led financing and commercial discussions involving a multi-site data center platform.

The opportunity materials referenced approximately 97MW of energized capacity across 13 sites, additional medium-term expansion targets, and a longer-term multigigawatt development pipeline.

The work involved connecting infrastructure counterparties, coordinating capital discussions, and helping organize questions concerning power, offtake contracts, collateral, financing structures, and project documentation.

Fontine helped facilitate a financing discussion involving an EV charging infrastructure portfolio and associated energy assets.

The financing request contemplated a $5M–$10M facility with potential expansion as the portfolio scaled.

Participants discussed energy storage, battery integration, tax incentives, infrastructure bonds, development partnerships, and the financial characteristics of individual sites versus aggregated portfolios.

Fontine helped facilitate strategic engagement between a lunar infrastructure technology company and venture relationships focused on the space economy.

The company develops concepts involving lunar construction, surface infrastructure, and supporting technology.

Fontine assisted with introductions, meeting coordination, confidentiality processes, and subsequent information exchange.

Fontine sourced and introduced an orbital infrastructure technology opportunity to relevant venture and capital relationships.

The business focused on technology intended to address thermal-management challenges associated with computing infrastructure in space.

Her work included coordinating introductions, investor data-room access, financing discussions, and relevant information requests.

Fontine sourced and shared a direct air capture technology opportunity with relevant venture and strategic capital relationships.

Her involvement included coordinating a company facility visit, introducing the opportunity through investment relationships, and managing follow-up discussions concerning alignment and investor requirements.

A real estate technology founder wanted to raise capital and improve adoption of their platform.

Fontine evaluated the commercial opportunity and identified several connected areas of improvement.

She discussed strengthening the investor deck, presenting a more detailed use-of-funds breakdown, improving enterprise distribution, introducing AI-based monetization, and pursuing relationships with brokerage leadership and title or escrow organizations.

Rather than relying on individual subscriptions alone, she explored team-level adoption, strategic distribution partnerships, and additional revenue streams.

Fontine supported a 1031 exchange buyer reviewing multifamily acquisition opportunities in the South Bay and Peninsula.

The process involved sourcing alternative properties, evaluating commercial assumptions, negotiating through an LOI process, coordinating financing relationships, and organizing seller information requests.

The property analysis included rental income, capitalization assumptions, property taxes, operating statements, physical conditions, and transaction timelines.

Fontine originated a connection between the project-side representative of a California coastal development opportunity and a private credit professional evaluating a potential first-lien bridge financing request.

The discussion addressed land valuation, existing obligations, use of proceeds, loan duration, development timing, collateral, and the anticipated financing or disposition path.

The financing professional directly acknowledged that Fontine had connected the parties.

Fontine connected hospitality project representatives with financing professionals concerning the proposed acquisition of an operating entertainment business and its related Hollywood real estate.

The discussion considered the transaction's business operations, underlying property, purchase structure, financing strategy, and investment presentation.

Fontine coordinated the direct conversation and the subsequent information exchange.

Fontine sourced a financing relationship for a complex Brooklyn mixed-use development opportunity.

The project required an assessment of existing debt, proposed construction expenses, property ownership, legal proceedings, permit status, development budget, borrower qualifications, and financing structure.

She helped coordinate a detailed lender information request so the financing proposal could be evaluated more effectively.

Fontine has worked with technology collaborators on an AI-powered real estate workflow platform.

Her contributions involved identifying practical agent workflows, user needs, transaction coordination challenges, product positioning, prospective users, and commercialization opportunities.

The discussions covered automation across listing management, buyer searches, transaction follow-up, and real estate operations.

Fontine helped convene professionals evaluating opportunities to acquire established operating businesses.

Discussions covered acquisition criteria, financing relationships, target industries, commercial strategy, and potential collaboration between sourcing relationships and capital partners.