Bonneville Real Estate Capital is holding an open house on October 12th, 2017 to celebrate the completion of its new office space, located in the 111 Main Building in downtown Salt Lake City. Bonneville Real Estate Capital consists of sister companies Q10 | Bonneville Real Estate Capital and Bonneville Multifamily Capital. After maintaining separate office spaces for 12 years, both companies now share a single floor of office space, encouraging cooperation and merging interests between the two companies.
111 Main at Dusk, Center
To promote the theme of cooperation, architecture and design firm FFKR along with Zwick Construction created an open suite, without cubicles or closed offices. This kind of space promotes easy communication between all members of the company, regardless of position or tenure. CEO Henry Schwendiman noted that “Bonneville has grown over 10% per year for the past 20 years. This new, state of the art floor plan enables Bonneville to continue to grow by attracting the best employees and providing a workspace that encourages collaboration.”
Open Office Plan Encourages Communication and Collaboration
The open house on October 12th provides a networking opportunity for Bonneville Real Estate Capital clients to meet and discuss new business opportunities with both companies.
Q10 | Bonneville Real Estate Capital is a leader in commercial real estate capital and a founding member of Q10 Capital, LLC. It specializes in providing capital on income producing property from $500,000 to $250,000,000 through exclusive correspondent relationships and a variety of institutional investors. Bonneville Multifamily Capital is one of the largest USDA 538 lenders in the country, closing over 300 loans in the past eight years, with an average loan of $1.8 million. Bonneville Multifamily Capital is a HUD MAP-approved lender with dedicated origination and in-house underwriting and servicing, and the #1 FHA Multifamily lender in Utah. Together, Q10 | Bonneville Real Estate Capital and Bonneville Multifamily Capital have over $3.3 billion in their servicing portfolio.
Board Rooms Offer Natural Light and State of the Art Audio Visual Equipment
Interior Rooms Provide a Range of Meeting Areas
The Break Room Gives Employees Larger, More Functional Shared Space
Photo Credits:
Photo 1: 111 Main at Dusk, source www.111mainslc.com/design/
Photos 2-5: Interior of Bonneville Real Estate Capital’s Suite 1600 by Chris Knoles of Zwick Construction
Competitors for Utah Best Warrior 2017. Last row, 3rd position: 1LT Laureen MacGregor AG Officer and Bonneville Real Estate Capital employee
We are proud of Bonneville employee and First Lieutenant Laureen MacGregor AG Officer for her ongoing service in the Utah Army National Guard and for her participation in this past weekend’s “Utah Best Warrior” competition.
The challenging physical and mental tests included weapons proficiency, day and night navigation, skills in combatives, oral and written tests, and other trials for the sleep deprived troops.
Thank you for your service!
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1LT Laureen MacGregor AG Officer. Soldiers and Airmen participate in State Best Warrior Competition April 2017. US Army Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Whitney Houston1LT Laureen MacGregor AG Officer. Soldiers and Airmen participate in State Best Warrior Competition April 2017. US Air Force Photo by Tech Sgt. Joe Davis
Bonneville directors John Gottschall (pictured at left) and Dustin Jackson were judges at the 2017 Utah Real Estate Challenge today, April 6th, 2017.
Bonneville is proud to have had participated in this event since its inception in 2007 as both a sponsor and a judge.
Over the course of many months, students prepared and presented in-depth commercial real estate development plans to a panel of expert judges. First, second, and third place teams were awarded $20,000, $10,000, and $5,000 respectively for presenting the most promising and economically viable real estate development plans.
Bonneville group photo at the event (left to right): Laureen MacGregor, Tina Evans, Brandon Simmons, Ryan Thomas, Trevor Ellis, and Brady Larsen
Bonneville Real Estate Capital is proud to be a sponsor of the 2016 Utah Real Estate Challenge (UREC).
The UREC is an intercollegiate real estate development competition for undergraduate and graduate students throughout the state of Utah. The competition fosters understanding of real estate development by giving students the opportunity to prepare and present a real estate development plan to a panel of expert judges.
A grand prize of $20,000 will be awarded to the student team with the most promising and economically viable Real Estate Development Plan. Second and third prizes are $10,000 and $5,000, respectively.
Look for Bonneville at the presentations and awards banquet Friday, April 8th at Little America, and see our Facebook page for photos from the event.
