Mason Strathmore
Founder & Managing Director
Aurafieldâ„¢ Property Exchange Group
Mason Strathmore is the visionary Founder and Managing Director of Aurafieldâ„¢ Property Exchange Group, establishing a new standard for strategic real estate acquisitions and exchange platforms across premium U.S. growth corridors.
Core Expertise
Luxury Residential
Premium Commercial
Land Development
Special Situations
Strategic Leadership
- Visionary firm strategy and growth
- Premium acquisition strategy development
- Sophisticated transaction structuring
- High-level counterpart relationships
- Market positioning and brand excellence
Operational Excellence
- Institutional-level deal execution
- Complex property scenario management
- Speed and precision in transactions
- Complete discretion and confidentiality
- Risk management and compliance
Market Expertise
- Off-market opportunity identification
- Value-driven transition management
- Portfolio transaction strategy
- Redevelopment-oriented planning
- Capital partner alignment
Mason leads the firm's premium acquisition strategy, transaction structuring, and counterpart alignment, with an exclusive focus on off-market opportunities, value-driven transitions, and complex property scenarios requiring absolute discretion and precision.
He brings an operator-first mindset to luxury real estate, combining hands-on deal execution with institutional-level structure. His work spans direct acquisitions, foreclosure recovery scenarios, portfolio transactions, and redevelopment-oriented property strategies, exclusively serving private sellers and sophisticated capital partners.
"Our approach is built on precision, discretion, and unwavering commitment to creating exceptional value through strategic real estate coordination."
Premium Platform Structure
Aurafieldâ„¢ operates under the exclusive management of Helixgate Ascension Holdings LLC (Delaware), reflecting Mason's emphasis on disciplined governance, scalable infrastructure, and long-term asset stewardship in premium real estate markets.
