Markets
Geographic Focus
Our investment methodology is grounded in a focused approach to MSAs that exhibit top-tier quantitative metrics within the Intermountain West. Through research-driven geographic analysis centered on key demographic and economic indicators, we identify and continually evaluate target markets based on the most compelling criteria for real estate investment.
Colorado
Denver, Colorado Springs, and Mountain RegionsDenver has evolved from its "cow town" roots into the epicenter of the Intermountain West, serving as the gateway to the Rocky Mountains. Its central location, balanced lifestyle, and business-friendly environment continue to attract leading employers like Lockheed Martin, Google, Comcast, Oracle, and Amazon. Just fifteen miles from the Rockies and within a three-hour flight of most U.S. cities, Denver is well-positioned for enduring growth as a world-class hub.
Arizona
PhoenixPhoenix is one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the U.S., propelled by long-term population growth and a high quality of life. With an affordable cost of living, strong rental demand, and abundant outdoor amenities, it continues to attract residents and businesses alike. Major employers such as Intel, Boeing, and American Express have established a strong presence, while Phoenix’s location on the I-10 corridor supports its role as a key logistics hub. This ongoing growth reinforces its appeal as a place to live, work, and invest.
Utah
Salt Lake City, Provo, Lehi, and St. GeorgeSalt Lake City has become a major hub in the Rocky Mountain region, driven by one of the nation’s strongest economies. As the center of the fastest-growing state in the U.S., it offers a diverse economy, a pro-business culture, and unmatched access to outdoor amenities. Strong infrastructure and major employers like Alphabet, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, and Amazon continue to fuel growth. With affordability and momentum on its side, Salt Lake City is a compelling market for long-term real estate investment.