Blake|Griggs Properties
Real Estate - , California, United States
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www.blakegriggs.comBLAKE|GRIGGS PROPERTIES is a private real estate development and services company based in Danville, California. Its strategy is to develop, lease and manage commercial, residential, mixed-use, and retail projects primarily located in "in-fill" markets in California, with a focus on the San Francisco Bay Area and the typical investment size of $30-150 million. In all of its projects, BGP is responsible for seeking investments, obtaining entitlements, sourcing capital, construction management, retail leasing and asset management.StrategyBlake|Griggs Properties maximizes the opportunities of mixed‐use development by expertly balancing the complexities of residential and retail product types. Our strategy is not formulaic, rather each project requires a unique approach.With entitlement finesse, design expertise, and long‐term relationships, we build environments that address the varied needs of each location, creating value for communities and investors alike.Investment CriteriaBlake|Griggs Properties seeks multi‐family residential and mixed‐use projects. We prefer development and redevelopment opportunities of institutional size and quality primarily in California and West Coast metropolitan submarkets. Our projects range from 100‐600 residential units and from 50,000‐300,000 square feet of retail. We bring direct principal involvement and investment to each project and can accommodate a variety of joint venture and capital structures.Track RecordBlake|Griggs has a long history of bringing successful projects to market throughout California and the Western United States.Current Pipeline: $ 1 billion+ Total Cost of Projects Under Development 1,600+ Multifamily Units Under Development 225,000+ Retail Square Feet Under Development
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