Lumicre Strategic Fund I
INVESTMENT BRIEF
Future-Proofed Industrial • Over-Indexed for Texas Growth • Targeting 10X Power
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Executive Summary
Lumicre Capital is pleased to unveil Lumicre Strategic Fund I, LLC a strategic investment vehicle dedicated to acquiring and developing high-growth future-proofed industrial assets with 2X-to-10X power over-indexed in Texas. This fund aims to tap into the immense potential of fully-automated battery-powered manufacturing and logistics by targeting modern logistics facilities with heavy power in high-barrier markets.
Highlights
Comprehensive Strategy
- Combines meticulous market analysis and diligent due diligence
- Identifies well-positioned assets in the major Texas growth corridors
Light Industrial Properties
- Caters to the evolving needs of retail and light manufacturing businesses
- Aligns with the growing demand
True Operating Partner
- Transparency
- Fiduciary Oversight
- 25+ years of Texas commercial real estate investing and transactions

FULLY-ALIGNED: INVESTING ALONGSIDE OUR INVESTORS
Lumicre Investments: fully-aligned with our limited partner investors:
- $5,000,000 of GP Capital Contributed by Affiliate
- $10,000,000+ in Available Personally Guaranteed Property Loans by Lumicre Leadership
- No Fees on Uncalled and Undeployed Capital
Lumicre Asset Management: an aligned, performance-based operating partner
- 100% of Property Management Fees are a Percentage of Revenues
- 100% of Buyer-Side Brokerage Fees Rolled Into Fund as Affiliate Equity
- 100% of Leasing Fees are a Percentage of New Leasing
Company Timeline
1997 — Analytical Property Forecasting
Rick Walker begins work as a consultant for a Military Base Operations contractor and found a data hosting and advisory company in Corpus Christi and Oklahoma City. He begins to forecast and sell 5-year fixed-fee property repair and maintenance contracts for 1,000,000+ square foot portfolios, assuming operational risk as a service for the federal government.
2000 — GreenEfficient Predecessor Founded
Rick Walker founds the predecessor to GreenEfficient, with a fixed-fee repair and maintenance offering to green commercial buildings based on accumulated building operations and lifecycle data analytics. By 2009, GreenEfficient has 400 W2 employees and expands its LEED and sustainability advisory business into other regions.
2012 — Private Purchases of Institutional Office
Lumicre's general partners begin acquiring mid-rise/high-rise offices.
2018 — CXRE (spinoff of GreenEfficient)
The CXRE business spinoff of GreenEfficient takes the commercial real estate investing and management business while leaving the federal business as GreenEfficient. Wholly-owned office assets now surpass 500,000 square feet.
2019 — Lumicre (spinoff of CXRE)
Lumicre's predecessor is formed by a group of 11 family offices and CXRE to acquire commercial real estate and operating equity.
2023 — Affiliate Launches Urban Fund
Capitalizing on 25 years of commercial property data, analytics, and investing, Lumicre Affiliate offers its first external investments.
2026 — Lumicre Launches Industrial Fund
Services include: Investment Advisory, Property Operations, Regulatory Finance & Reporting, Special Project Management & Advisory, Marketing & Recruiting, Investor Relations, Treasury & Financial Reporting, General Partner, Family Office, and Property-Level Services.

Solar Powered Utility Income as an Add-On
Solar Element
Proposed Solar Footprint at Valley Ranch Logistics Warehouse (Seed Property I)
The surplus energy will be sold back to the tenant through a utility contract.
The Lumicre Industrial Fund I's solar power generation add-on presents a unique opportunity for investors to capitalize on sustainable ESG optics and additional revenue streams while taking advantage of Houston's thriving industrial and logistical market.
The Lumicre Industrial Fund I offers investors an innovative investment opportunity with a potential 15.8 percent Internal Rate of Return (IRR) over a 25-year hold. These returns are not included in the Pro Forma. The fund includes a solar project that can generate 97 percent of the power usage for a given tenant profile.

Global Gateway Status
- Global Gateway Status: The Texas Triangle manages 25% of all U.S. international trade volume, anchored by the Port of Houston, the nation's top energy export hub.
- Nearshoring Epicenter: Port Laredo, the #1 U.S. inland port, serves as the primary "nearshoring" artery, funneling nearly $300 billion in annual cross-border manufacturing trade.
- The 1,000-Mile Advantage: Its central location provides 48-hour truck access to 50% of the U.S. population and direct multimodal links to every major North American market.
- Economic Scale: If the Triangle were a standalone nation, its $1.3 trillion+ GDP would rank as the 12th largest economy globally, rivaling Mexico and Australia.
- Intermodal Resilience: With 19 maritime ports and extensive Class-I rail, the Triangle provides investors a "hedge" against single-port disruptions like West Coast labor strikes.
Case Study: Why Texas Industrial?
Texas
Key Logistics Stats (2026):
- Reach: 50% of the U.S. population is within a 1,000-mile radius of the Texas Triangle.
- Infrastructure: Over 313,000 miles of public roads—the most in the nation—ensuring superior multimodal connectivity.
- Manufacturing Surge: Roughly 25% of all industrial absorption in Texas is now tied to manufacturing and assembly, shifting away from simple storage to high-utility "light industrial" assets.
- The "Texas Triangle" Dominance: The region connecting Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, and San Antonio accounts for 80% of Texas's GDP and is home to over 22 million residents. This "megaregion" is the logistics backbone of the Southern United States.
- Population Explosion: Texas remains the #1 state for population growth, adding over 3 million residents to the DFW area alone since 2000. More people equals a permanent, structural need for "last-mile" warehousing and consumer goods distribution.
- The Nearshoring Epicenter: As global supply chains decouple from Asia, Texas has become the primary beneficiary of Nearshoring. With the Port of Houston and the Laredo inland port (the busiest in the U.S.), Texas is the critical gateway for North American trade.
- Recession-Resistant Fundamentals: Low regulatory hurdles, a pro-landlord legal environment, and no state income tax continue to drive corporate relocations (Tesla, Oracle, SpaceX), ensuring a steady pipeline of high-credit industrial tenants.


