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Oxford Capital Group, LLC is a diversified national real estate, private equity, asset management,  investment and development firm.  In the real estate arena Oxford's investment activities have historically focused on complicated, large scale acquisitions, developments and redevelopments.  The firm's primary areas of focus have included hotels, resorts, conference centers, senior housing and other operationally intensive forms of real estate including health, fitness, spa, athletic and sports/entertainment destination clubs.   Other areas of interest include office, retail, residential, light industrial, self-storage and land.  Oxford's corporate private equity activities have focused on quick service restaurants and other food companies, consumer retail, healthcare, a mobile technology platform and financial services, including financial software and banking. In addition to its Chicago headquarters it has direct and/or property level offices in Charleston, New York City, Washington, D.C. (Northern Virginia), Palm Beach and an affiliated office in San Francisco.  Oxford began agressively  acquiring  properties during the RTC crisis in the early 90's and again after the dotcom bubble burst/September 11^th.  The company and its affiliates have sponsored,  co-sponsored and/or participated in the acquisition, development, investment, asset management and ownership of approximately $2.5 billion of assets, representing approximately $650 million in annualized revenues including approximately 12,000 hotel rooms and approximately 5,000 employees, generating profits in excess of $600 million for its investors. When coupled with its corporate private equity activities Oxford’s portfolio company investments represent in excess of $1 billion in revenues and approximately 10,000 employees.   As a highly disciplined investor Oxford historically employs conservative capital structures and longer term debt solutions for maximum flexibility and staying power.  Having harvested much of the value from its first two acquisition legs Oxford has now embarked on a third major contrarian investment wave.