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Jeff Shindler
Vice President @ Evergreen Capital LLC
Jeff Shindler is a seasoned real estate investor and financial services executive, specializing in real estate valuation, acquisition, development, property management, and property sales preparation. He possesses exceptional interpersonal, presentation, and client relations skills with a track record of leading and motivating teams to achieve excellence. Jeff is adept at managing multiple projects simultaneously and has a strong commitment to community development and leadership.
Jeff pursued a Master of Real Estate Development (MRED) in Real Estate Development from Portland State University in 2014 and holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
His professional journey includes roles such as Principal at Cloudburst Capital, Vice President of Commercial Loan Originations at Evergreen Capital, General Partner at Viking Development LLC, Principal at Shindler Properties LLC, Principal at LIFT Development LLC, Director of Operations at Sterling Events, and Owner of Jeff Shindler Events.
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Are you looking to capitalize on the booming multifamily real estate market? Are you looking for passive income and excellent returns in an investment environment facing the challenges of uncertainty and inflation?
If so, consider partnering with Evergreen Capital as we expand our multifamily investments throughout the Northwest. We acquire and manage properties to maximize value to our investors, using a “hands-on” approach for each asset that you won’t find at larger funds. Local investments. Local expertise.
Contact me for an investor deck and find out what it means to partner with Evergreen Capital.
The moment that multi-family developers had long predicted is arriving for Portland. The city's ill-advised inclusionary zoning measure enacted in 2017 has driven down market-rate development permits in the city as developers have left for the suburbs and other markets. The net result of this measure will ultimately be: higher rents for all but a very few renters. Hopefully this is a learning opportunity for those making policy designed to provide affordable housing.
