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⚡ Partner at Charge Capital
🏢 Partner at The GSH Group
🔋 Energy Infrastructure + Multifamily Real Estate
📈 $1B+ Portfolio He also oversees daily operations.

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 decisions 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. Gideon contributes articles to INC. 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. Specialities: Real Estate Investing and Multi-Family Real Estate Investing

11/02/2026

One of the things I find most interesting about EV charging infrastructure is the potential to create value in multiple ways from the same physical asset.

It starts with the fundamentals: location, demand, utilization, and project economics.

But beyond charging revenue, there may be opportunities to improve site economics through fleet demand, battery storage, energy cost management, and available incentives.

And when you bring qualified projects together across multiple locations, you begin to see the potential for a larger, diversified infrastructure portfolio.

That’s a big part of what we’re focused on at Charge Capital.

We’re working with developers and operators to identify opportunities, underwrite the economics of individual sites, and explore how those projects could fit into a broader investment strategy.

Because ultimately, the potential for multiple revenue streams doesn’t replace the need for sound fundamentals.

Every project still needs to make financial sense on its own.

Disclosure: For informational purposes only. Nothing here is an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Our offerings are made under Rule 506(c) and are open only to accredited investors, and we verify that status before accepting any investment. Any offering is made only through formal offering documents. Investments are speculative, illiquid, involve a high degree of risk, and may result in the loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results. No return or investment outcome is guaranteed.

10/27/2026

Is the slowdown in EV adoption creating an opportunity in energy infrastructure?

I think it’s a question worth asking.

There’s been a lot of uncertainty surrounding the EV market lately. Automakers have adjusted their plans, government incentives have changed, and investors are taking a closer look at where the industry is headed.

But I think it’s important to recognize that EV adoption isn’t happening at the same pace everywhere.

There are markets where demand for charging infrastructure continues to develop, and I believe those differences create opportunities worth evaluating.

Throughout my career in commercial real estate, I’ve learned that periods of uncertainty can be interesting times to look for investments. But that doesn’t mean every opportunity makes sense.

Location, demand, operating costs, and the underlying economics still matter.

That’s the approach we’re taking at Charge Capital.

We’re focused on identifying and underwriting EV charging opportunities in markets where we believe the fundamentals support long-term infrastructure investment.

In this video, I share why I’m still optimistic about the future of EV charging and why I believe a disciplined, selective approach is especially important in today’s market.

I’m curious what others are seeing. How do you view the current state of the EV charging industry?

Disclosure: For informational purposes only. Nothing here is an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Our offerings are made under Rule 506(c) and are open only to accredited investors, and we verify that status before accepting any investment.

10/26/2026

One thing I’ve learned over the years is that there’s rarely a perfect time to start something new.

After decades in commercial real estate, stepping into energy infrastructure came with plenty of unknowns. But we also recognized that many of the same fundamentals still applied.

Building Charge Capital has been a reminder that experience doesn’t eliminate uncertainty. It gives you the foundation to navigate it.

Sometimes you have to trust what you’ve learned, surround yourself with the right people, and take the next step.

We’re still building, still learning, and I’m excited about where we’re headed.

10/20/2026

Blackstone just announced the $8.7 billion final close of its latest energy transition fund, more than 50% larger than its predecessor. (See first comment below for link to the article).

It’s another indication of the significant institutional capital being committed to energy infrastructure.

But what I find particularly interesting is the opportunity further down the market.

Across the country, smaller developers and operators are building EV charging and energy infrastructure projects that may be too small to attract institutional capital on their own.

And yet, many of these projects could represent attractive opportunities if the underlying economics make sense.

That’s where we’re focused at Charge Capital.

We’re working with developers and operators to identify qualified projects, evaluate their financial viability, and explore financing solutions that can help move them toward deployment.

Over time, we also see the potential to aggregate qualified projects into larger infrastructure portfolios that may appeal to institutional investors.

The opportunity isn’t just about how much capital is entering the energy sector. It’s about how that capital can reach quality projects in the middle market.

That’s a gap we’re working to bridge.

Disclosure: For informational purposes only. Nothing contained herein constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities.

10/12/2026

**Connecting capital with qualified EV charging opportunities.**

There’s no shortage of EV charging projects in development. The challenge is identifying which opportunities have the fundamentals, economics, and ex*****on strategy needed to attract investment capital.

That’s where chargecapitalpartners comes in.

We work with developers, charge point operators (CPOs), and strategic partners to source, evaluate, and structure EV charging infrastructure opportunities.

Our approach focuses on the factors that matter:

• Site control and development readiness
• Grid connectivity and available power
• Utilization and market demand
• Project economics and capital requirements
• A clear path to deployment

For developers and operators, we’re focused on helping qualified projects access appropriate capital solutions.

For investors, we raise capital for funds pursuing carefully evaluated energy infrastructure opportunities.

**Our goal is to connect the right projects with the right capital and partners to move them forward.**

We’re actively connecting with developers and operators who have operating assets, shovel-ready sites, or portfolios seeking capital.

If you’re working on something that could be a fit, or you’re an investor interested in learning more about our approach, send us a message.

Disclosure: For informational purposes only. Nothing contained herein constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities.

10/09/2026

One of the things I’ve enjoyed most about building Charge Capital is the people we’ve met along the way.

Coming from commercial real estate into energy infrastructure, I’ve had the opportunity to connect with some incredibly knowledgeable developers, operators, investors, and entrepreneurs who are doing interesting things in this space.

And the more time I spend in this market, the more I realize how much opportunity there is when you bring the right people together.

There are developers with great projects looking for capital, investors looking for exposure to energy infrastructure, and experienced operators who know how to get these projects built.

A big part of what we’re building at Charge Capital is about connecting the right people, bringing capital and opportunities together, and creating relationships that can lead to something meaningful.

There’s a lot happening in this space right now, and I’m excited about the people we’re working with and what we’re building together.

09/02/2026

We’re actively looking to acquire EV charging and battery storage projects.

That includes sites under lease, shovel-ready projects, operating assets, and larger EV, BESS, or combined portfolios.

We’re especially interested in connecting with developers, operators, brokers, and owners who have pipeline and are looking for an acquisition or capital partner.

If you have projects that may fit, send me a DM. I’d be happy to set up a call and take a look.

Disclosure: For informational purposes only. Nothing contained herein constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities.

08/25/2026

Battery storage is one of the energy infrastructure solutions that can be deployed today to help address growing capacity constraints on the grid.

What makes the opportunity particularly interesting to me is the combination of real infrastructure, multiple potential revenue streams, and significant incentive programs supporting deployment.

We’re actively building in this space.

If you’d like to learn more about what we’re doing at Charge Capital, DM me and let’s start a conversation.

Disclosure: For informational and educational purposes only. Nothing contained herein constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities.

08/19/2026

The future of energy infrastructure is becoming increasingly distributed.

Nick does a great job breaking down what that means and why we’re focused on building in this space.

If you’d like to learn more, shoot me a DM and let’s start a conversation.

08/05/2026

What if the government helped cover a significant portion of the cost to develop your next investment?

That is happening across parts of the energy infrastructure market.

Federal and state incentives are helping reduce the cost of deploying battery storage, EV charging, and other critical infrastructure needed to support growing demand on the electrical grid.

For real estate investors, the model may feel familiar:
• Site-driven assets
• Long-term infrastructure demand
• Potential tax incentives
• A structure that looks and feels like real estate

On Thursday, August 6 at 12:00 PM ET, I’m hosting a live webinar covering how Charge Capital is approaching this market and the active projects and programs advancing across our pipeline.

Real estate investors have understood the value of infrastructure for decades. Energy infrastructure may be a vertical hiding in plain sight.

Register using the link in bio

For informational and educational purposes only. Nothing contained herein constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities.

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