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Invest With Gideon He also oversees daily operations. Gideon contributes articles to INC. Specialities: Real Estate Investing and Multi-Family Real Estate Investing

🏱 CEO & Managing Partner at The GSH Group
🛠 CEO & Managing Partner at Multifamily and Commercial Construction
đŸ«” Helping you invest in Multifamily Real Estate
📈 $1 Billion+ Portfolio Gideon serves as the CEO and Managing Partner, of the GSH Group, and is responsible for strategic partnership initiatives and ventures, equity and debt opportunities, overseeing investment performance, and approving d

ecisions on investments and acquisitions. Under Gideon's leadership and direction, in the last five, the GSH Group has raised and placed over $300 million of equity and assembled a portfolio of over 7,500 apartment units in five states, worth over a billion dollars. Prior to GSH, Gideon operated a highly successful aggregation and renovation firm focused on single-family homes in the Midwest and Southeast. Through these ventures, Gideon worked with numerous institutional investors helping them navigate the emerging market for SFR and build residential investment portfolios of single-family homes. Between 2010 and 2016 Gideon’s company purchased, constructed, renovated, managed, and/or sold thousands of single-family homes. Using lessons learned from his previous enterprises, Gideon directed his attention to the acquisition and renovation of workforce multifamily housing. Magazine and was selected as one of dBusiness Magazine’s “30 in their 30s” honorees in 2017. He has served on various boards and in advisory roles for non-profit groups focused on community development, solving the housing problem for the "missing middle", as well as the revitalization of the City of Detroit. Having attended Syracuse University and as a recipient of various grants and scholarships, Gideon and his wife pay it forward by having created the Jaime and Gideon Pfeffer Scholarship Fund, created to support students in need attending Syracuse University.

This is the part of energy infrastructure that gets me excited.Not just the thesis.Not just the market demand.The ex****...
15/06/2026

This is the part of energy infrastructure that gets me excited.

Not just the thesis.

Not just the market demand.

The ex*****on.

These photos show a battery energy storage system being delivered to one of our active projects.

A lot of people are talking about AI, data centers, EV adoption, and rising electricity demand.

But all of that growth depends on physical infrastructure being built.

That’s what we’re focused on at Charge Capital.

Turning demand into real assets.

One site at a time.

If you’d like a closer look at our current pipeline and the projects we’re developing, access our Pipeline Booklet using the link in the first comment below.

11/06/2026

One of the things I look for when evaluating a sector is whether the infrastructure is real, needed, and already being adopted by the market.

That’s one of the reasons I’m so excited about the EV charging space.

Recently, I sat down with Alphonse Nepi from Red E, one of our partners and the largest EV charging network in Michigan.

What impressed me wasn’t just the scale of the network.

It was the focus on ex*****on, reliability, and customer experience.

In an industry that is still rapidly evolving, those things matter.

As EV adoption continues to grow, we believe the infrastructure supporting that growth will become increasingly important.

That’s why we’re spending so much time focused on EV charging, battery storage, and the broader energy infrastructure sector.

In this video, Alphonse shares some of the lessons learned from building one of the most utilized and highest-rated charging networks in the country.

If you’re interested in learning more about EV charging, battery storage, or the broader energy infrastructure opportunity, visit my link in bio.

09/06/2026

I’ve spent more than 20 years investing in real estate.

And despite all the content I’ve been sharing lately about energy infrastructure, real estate remains a core focus of mine.

The reality is that over the last several years, the investment landscape has changed dramatically.

As interest rates increased, many of the opportunities we were evaluating simply stopped meeting our investment criteria.

Rather than force deals to work, I started looking for sectors with strong long-term fundamentals and growing demand.

That’s what ultimately led me to energy infrastructure.

What attracted me wasn’t just the growth potential.

It was the similarities to real estate.

Real assets.
Essential infrastructure.
Potential cash flow characteristics and tax advantages.
Assets that serve a fundamental need.

In this video, I share some thoughts on why we’ve expanded into the energy sector and why I believe it may be one of the most compelling opportunities hiding in plain sight today.

Real estate isn’t going anywhere.

But when markets change, investors need to be willing to adapt.

Visit my link in bio to learn more about what we are doing at

26/05/2026

I read an article today that really validated what we’ve been building at

is converting one of its manufacturing facilities to produce battery energy storage systems (BESS).

That’s a signal.

Because battery storage is no longer niche infrastructure.

It’s becoming a critical part of how the grid will operate moving forward.

At Charge Capital, we’re building distributed energy networks made up of strategically placed battery systems that can store energy when demand is low and deploy it when demand rises.

That creates opportunity through energy arbitrage, but it also supports something much bigger:

Grid stability.

As electricity demand continues to rise from AI, EV adoption, data centers, and electrification, the existing grid is under increasing pressure.

Battery storage helps bridge that gap.

And when multiple systems are connected together, they can function similarly to a virtual power plant, redirecting power where it’s needed most during periods of stress on the grid.

I believe energy infrastructure is one of the biggest investment opportunities hiding in plain sight.

Especially for investors who already understand real assets and long-term infrastructure plays.

To check out the article, visit the link below:
https://www.fromtheroad.ford.com/us/en/articles/2026/introducing-ford-energy

And if you’d like to schedule a call with a Charge Capital investor relations specialist to learn more about how we’re approaching this sector, visit the link below:
https://www.charge-capital.com/schedule-a-call-investor

21/05/2026

Walking around the EV Charging Summit recently reminded me a lot of the early single-family days after the foreclosure crisis.

Back then, nobody fully understood how big that opportunity would become yet.

But the signs were there.

There was a major gap in the market, and the groups that learned how to execute at scale created enormous value over time.

I’m starting to see similar dynamics in energy infrastructure today.

Especially in smaller EV charging and battery storage projects.

There’s a significant gap in the market for projects under $5M–$10M, and a growing need for capital, ex*****on, and aggregation.

That’s what we’re focused on at Charge Capital.

In the single-family world, we aggregated thousands of homes over time and packaged them into larger institutional-quality portfolios.

We believe a similar opportunity exists in distributed energy infrastructure.

Visit Charge-Capital.com to learn more about how we are investing into the growing energy sector.

20/05/2026

One thing I’ve thought a lot about over the years


How do you build a business while still making your family feel like a priority?

Because when you own a business, it can easily consume everything if you let it.

One thing that’s helped me is proactive communication.

Not just saying “I’m busy”


But actually communicating what’s going on.

Letting Jaime and the kids know ahead of time when a busy season or closing was coming up so they understood why my attention was pulled in different directions.

That small shift made a big difference.

People don’t just want your time.

They want to feel considered.

And I think that matters a lot.

18/05/2026

Single-family investing taught me a lot.

Especially at scale.

By the end of that chapter, we weren’t buying one house here and there


We were buying 10, 20, sometimes 30 houses a month.

Renovations.
Leasing.
Property management.
Contractors.

And one lesson became very clear:

Ex*****on is everything.

On larger renovation projects, you really do live and die by your contractors.

The right people can move a project forward efficiently.

The wrong ones can completely change the outcome.

That lesson has stayed with me across every business since.

If you’re in the real estate space exploring deals, I’d love to hear from you. DM me to start a conversation.

16/05/2026

Everyone wants exposure to AI right now.

And there will be big winners.

But to me, it feels a lot like the gold rush.

Some people will find gold.
Most won’t.

The more consistent money was made by the people selling the shovels.

That’s how I think about this space.

We’re not trying to pick the winners in AI.

We’re focused on the infrastructure that supports the demand it creates.

Power.
Storage.
Delivery.

Because no matter who wins on the technology side


They all need energy.

DM to learn more about how Charge Capital is approaching this sector.

11/05/2026

Electricity demand is rising.

And so are costs.

The Department of Energy has pointed to a major gap in infrastructure over the next 25 years, with trillions needed to support the grid.

That gap isn’t just about generating power.

It’s about delivering it
 when and where it’s needed.

One way to think about the solution is a distributed energy network.

Battery systems positioned across key locations.

Storing energy when it’s cheaper.

Deploying it when demand spikes.

Supporting the grid in real time.

Instead of waiting years for large-scale infrastructure to catch up, these systems can be deployed today.

That’s how we’re thinking about it at Charge Capital.

Learn more in the first comment below.

27/04/2026

One of the more interesting opportunities in energy right now is arbitrage.

At a simple level, it means storing power when prices are lower and dispatching it when demand rises and pricing strengthens.

As volatility in energy markets increases, that flexibility becomes more valuable.

A big part of our focus has been New York City and the broader East Coast.

Dense populations.
High electricity demand.
Constrained grids.

Markets where timing and location matter.

That’s where we believe well-positioned battery storage can become increasingly compelling.

We’re still early, but the fundamentals are getting harder to ignore.

If you’ve been looking into this space, would be interested to hear your perspective.

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