Elevest Capital Launches MADE Division for Athletes and Musicians
Scottsdale firm's new unit offers accredited investors in sports and music access to private multifamily real estate deals.
Elevest Capital, a Scottsdale, Arizona-based private equity firm specializing in multifamily real estate, has launched a new division called MADE aimed at helping professional athletes and musicians convert career earnings into long-term real estate ownership, the company announced Thursday.
The division targets accredited investors within the music and sports industries, offering access to professionally underwritten private multifamily real estate investments. The move reflects a broader trend of financial services firms courting high-earning entertainers and athletes whose income tends to be concentrated in short career windows, creating distinct wealth-management challenges.
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Elevest Capital positioned MADE as a structured pathway for clients who generate substantial but potentially finite income to build durable asset ownership. Multifamily real estate has drawn increased attention from private equity in recent years as a vehicle offering both income generation and inflation hedging, though private placements carry illiquidity risks that advisors typically flag for this investor class.
The firm did not disclose minimum investment thresholds, target fund size, or specific properties associated with the new division. Scottsdale has emerged as a regional hub for private equity and real estate investment operations, with several firms headquartered there expanding nationally focused platforms.
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