Ariel Boycesmith

HR And Legal Affairs at Riaz Capital

Ariel BoyceSmith has a diverse professional background with extensive experience in both legal and operational roles. Currently serving in multiple capacities at Riaz Capital since February 2018, including HR and Legal Affairs, Talent Acquisitions, and VP Operations & Community Affairs. Previously, from May 2008 to February 2018, Ariel held the position of Trial Attorney - Deputy Public Defender at the San Francisco Public Defender's Office, managing over 30 jury trials and gaining significant experience in alternative courts, specifically the Veteran's Justice Court and Behavioral Health Court. Ariel earned a Doctor of Law (JD) from Golden Gate University, School of Law, between 2004 and 2007 and holds a Bachelor's degree in International Relations and Affairs from the University of Washington, completed in 2003.

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Riaz Capital

Riaz Capital is a real estate developer-operator and asset management company addressing the changing housing needs of California’s urban workforce. Our mission is to provide convenient, premium-quality, and financially accessible multifamily housing to the greatly underserved middle-income workforce segment. Our planet-friendly buildings have a low carbon footprint and high bike, walk, and transit scores, and we invest in the communities where our buildings are located. Operating in the Bay Area since 1977, our company has developed core competencies in design, development, construction management, asset management, finance, and capital markets. Supported by our strong track record of 36% IRR over 12 exited deals between 2010 and 2019, our recently closed Ozone Fund III raised $122M, surpassing our projected $100M target. We currently have over 1500 residences and ~$750 million in real estate assets under management with ~1,700 residences in the development or construction process. We aim to create a real estate asset base of over $1 billion by 2024/25 and house ~5,000 residents by 2027.