Valley’s Hot Multifamily Market Attracts Investors of all Stripes — Including Other Industries Article originally posted on Phoenix Business Journal on October 8, 2020 Zach Haptonstall was making more than $200,000 a year running a hospice company in Scottsdale. By the time he was 23, he was making more money than his parents combined and already owned his own home. But in 2018, he was burned out, and sold his share of Sage Hospice. He didn’t quite know what he wanted to do, and blew through a lot of his savings thinking about it. Zach Haptonstall, co-founder of Rise48 Equity LLC in Scottsdale. Linda Fritz-Salazar, vice president and associate broker for The Moser Group USA in Scottsdale, said she first met Haptonstall when he was just delving into the multifamily market. “Right off, I knew he would do well,” she said. “He is very respectful, eager to listen and learn and looks for advice. He has surrounded himself with very qualified partners and business associates. He has started a monthly gathering for multifamily owners and investors.” Find the Complete Article Here: https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2020/10/01/valley-hot-multifamily-market-attracting-investors.html September 24, 2021 Here’s how Arizona’s Recovery From Pandemic is Gaining Momentum ‘Timing is Right’ for Redevelopment of Tempe Flour Mill, City Says Household Net Worth in U.S. Hits Record on Surging Home Values Avondale Approves Rezoning for 22-Acre Mixed-Use Development Near Interstate 10 Population Migration Is Fueling Economic Growth September 23, 2021 What the Fed’s Monetary Plans Mean for CRE Texas Developer to Break Ground on $100M Apartments in Midtown Phoenix Phoenix No. 1 in Home Price Increases for 25 Consecutive Months Phoenix Warehouse Sells for Record Price, Extending Region’s Demand Surge Economist Tells AZ Audience: US Economy to Have 2 Strong Years, Then Level Back to Before Covid