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Importantly and atypically, over half of our Q1 debt brokerage dealflow was on non-multifamily assets in retail, hospitality, industrial, and office. While some deals will need to be adjusted or even reworked, many deals remain on track. They have done this in the past and are doing this today. So, absolutely right.
When I started leading deals at First Round Capital, I sourced investments in 8 companies. We started talking about cycling and electronic shifters (which I definitely couldn’t afford) when he mentioned this new company. I don’t really have a particular goal with this post. I’m just sharing. Honestly, I hate fundraising.
million across 119 investments into 91 companies. Our own data over the past two quarters has also shown new deals priced more reasonably, both for follow-on investments in our top performers, and for new companies as well. Our investments were spread across Consumer (4), eCommerce SaaS (4), and Future of Work (1).
That said, these figures do not yet incorporate deals closed in Q4 2022, which, I believe will show a much more substantial decline in valuations for pre-seed and seed rounds than the preceding quarters of the year. If my inclination is correct, the next few years may be some of the best to invest in early stage companies.
Main Street issued a press release yesterday afternoon that details the company's fourth-quarter and full-year financial and operating results. This document is available on the Investor Relations section of the company's website at mainstcapital.com. And now, I'll turn the call over to Main Street's CEO, Dwayne Hyzak.
Wellington’s a fascinating company. Just really a fascinating history from, from a private company to a public company back to a, a partnership. And so we’ve grown from a very small company with 29 partners back in 1979 to, as you noted, over a trillion dollars of assets and it become very diversified.
You’ve probably heard some aspects of this from the various interviews I’ve done with Howard Marks talking about the distressed asset fund they set up in 2007. You joined in 2007. But, but fast forward to June of 2007, you know, oaktree in the distressed debt landscape is, is really, you know, second to none.
What most people don’t realize is that that deal had been hanging around as a potential transaction for a long time, and a lot of firms had looked at it, and it had conversations with the company. companies, and had lots of very talented folks that we work with. A lot of these companies were becoming very large.
public company by market cap, exceeding the market value of all other asset managers. Our portfolio consists of over 230 companies. Data from our portfolio companies showed that input cost inflation was rapidly declining. Blackstone is now the 55th largest U.S. And Jon referred to this on television today.
Due to increased dealflow and revenues, we grew diluted earnings per share 33% year over year to $0.85 And yet, Walker & Dunlop's research company, Zelman, is projecting 1.8% We closed $11.6 billion of total transaction volume in Q3, up 36% from Q3 2023 and up 37% sequentially from Q2 2024.
Our largest data center portfolio company, QTS, has grown lease capacity seven times since we took it private in 2021. We're also providing equity and debt capital to other AI-related companies. These three sectors comprise approximately 75% of our global real estate equity portfolio today compared to 2% in 2007.
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