overview

Capital City Partners (“CCP”) is a multi-use real estate investment and development company located in Austin, Texas. Since its inception in 2002, CCP has capitalized 10 projects through private and institutional investment with a total cost of over $250 million upon full build-out. CCP utilizes its local relationships and expertise in land entitlement and construction as well as leasing and management to create and maintain long-term investor value. CCP is actively pursuing new projects ranging from $15 - $75 million of size in retail, mixed use, office or industrial product types. CCP was founded by partners Joe Lamy and Chris Whitworth.

Cap City Partners Creates Value

Market Analysis

  • Knowledge of historic local trends allow broad insight to existing market condition.
  • "Ground Floor" land inventory supply / demand analyses for all product types.
  • Site-specific utility and engineering studies for land site feasibility analyses.

Land Aquisition

  • Reputation of past performance on multiple contracts garners trust by future prospective sellers.
  • Knowledge of local engineering and entitlement process provides best info and less risk at closing.

Entitlement Procurement

  • Positive tract record with neighborhoods and city officials garners trust for future development projects
  • Demonstration of long-term investment in community provides security for municipalities and officials.
  • Knowledge of local entitlement and engineering processes helps reduce risk prior to land closing.

Asset Construction

  • Multiple GC relationships from past projects allows access to real time costs and efficient utilization of various contractor services.
  • Consistent pipeline over time creates “demand” for new contractors to sell future services in all product types.

Leasing / Management

  • Vested relationships with Aquila and Pyramid provide Class A leasing and management services for all assets.
  • Weekly team meetings” on all assets helps identify problems while also creating solutions to potential future problems.