For decades, we’ve executed every project with precision and agility.

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2020

SteelWave acquires and commences its first industrial warehouse development project in Phoenix, AZ totaling over 1 Million square feet.

2019

SteelWave forms a new strategic partnership with Chenco Holdings.

2017

SteelWave surpasses $10 billion of total acquisitions & developments since inception.

2016

SteelWave acquires and commences its first two multifamily development projects in Southern California and Denver.

SteelWave
2015

Legacy Partners Commercial (“LPC”) changes its name to SteelWave.

2014

LPC enters in to a strategic partnership with NorthStar Realty Finance Corporation, a publicly traded, diversified commercial real estate investment and asset management company with $21 billion of assets under management. Subsequently, NRF merged with Colony Capital.

2013

LPC, in separate joint ventures with Walton Street, AllianceBernstein, Goldman Sachs, Stockbridge, Principal Financial Group and NorthStar Realty Finance Corporation, acquires for repositioning $700M of assets in its core markets.

2013

LPC actively enters the Houston and Austin markets in Texas.

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2009

LPC surpasses $9 billion of total acquisitions & developments since inception.

Legacy
2007

LPC surpasses $8 billion of total acquisitions & developments since inception.

2005

LPC establishes its first discretionary fund, with subscriptions of over $330 million.

LPC surpasses $5 billion of total acquisitions & developments since inception.

2003

LPC restructures ownership from a conglomerate of over 200 distinct partnerships to a single ownership structure encompassing all operating companies and real estate investments.

2001

LPC surpasses $4 billion of total acquisitions & developments since inception.

2000

Barry DiRaimondo appointed president of Legacy Partners Commercial.

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1998

The western regional partners including Preston Butcher and several other senior managers buy out Lincoln’s interest in its western operations and investments and begin operating as Legacy Partners Commercial ("LPC"). The senior management team, investors and asset base remain unchanged.

1998

The Commercial Group surpasses $3 billion of total acquisitions & developments since inception.

1996

The Commercial Group surpasses $2 billion of total acquisitions & developments since inception.

1996

The Commercial Group surpasses $1 billion of total acquisitions & developments since inception.

1972

A western region Commercial Group is formed, with Ed Thrift, Jr. as president.

Lincoln
1968

Lincoln Property Company, a Texas-based real estate developer, Preston Butcher establishes a western regional office in the San Francisco Bay Area.