Palm Kaizen Group was built on a simple belief:

Real estate should create freedom, not just income.

PKG was founded by Jaime Winslow and Junko Abe—a multicultural partnership blending Hispanic and Japanese perspectives, entrepreneurial drive, and a shared commitment to long-term growth through intentional investing.

The name itself reflects the foundation behind the company.

Palm represents resilience, strength, and the communities we believe create lasting opportunity and quality of life.

Kaizen is a Japanese philosophy centered on continuous improvement through small, disciplined actions over time—a mindset that shapes how we evaluate opportunities, build relationships, and approach investing.

Together, Palm Kaizen Group represents disciplined growth with purpose.

Our focus is multifamily real estate because housing sits at the center of everyday life. Well-managed communities provide stability for residents while creating long-term value for investors. We believe the strongest investments are often found in properties where thoughtful management, operational improvements, and a long-term perspective can unlock meaningful results.

PKG focuses on workforce housing communities in growing markets, with particular attention to opportunities where operational improvements, resident-focused management, and disciplined underwriting can create sustainable value.

While every investment is unique, our approach remains consistent:

• Focus on fundamentals over speculation

• Prioritize relationships and reputation

• Underwrite conservatively

• Seek opportunities with clear operational upside

• Think in years, not quarters

• Pursue continuous improvement in every aspect of the business

As we continue building Palm Kaizen Group, our mission remains simple: acquire quality multifamily communities, improve them thoughtfully, and create long-term value for residents, investors, and the communities we serve.

We believe meaningful growth happens one step at a time—and that lasting success is built through discipline, integrity, and continuous improvement.