Bryan Schultz

Vice President - Acquisitions & Development at March Capital Management

Bryan Schultz is a seasoned real estate professional with extensive experience in acquisitions, development, and asset management across various prominent firms. Currently serving as Vice President of Acquisitions & Development at March Capital Management, LLC, Bryan has been instrumental in deploying over $700 million in investment projects. Prior roles include VP and Head of Equity Investments at RealtyShares, where focus was on middle-market investment opportunities, and Acquisitions and Asset Manager at Seligman Western Enterprises, overseeing the redeployment of $180 million in sale proceeds. Bryan's experience also spans positions at BlackRock, where strategic sourcing and negotiation of acquisition documents were key responsibilities, as well as at Deutsche Bank, directing significant office and industrial transactions. Bryan began a career in project management at Hines, managing comprehensive development processes for office projects. Educational credentials include a degree from the University of Virginia and an advanced degree from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.

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March Capital Management

Founded in 2014, March Capital Management (“MCM”) is a woman- and minority-owned real estate investment and development firm headquartered in San Francisco. We focus on repositioning, developing and extracting the “highest and best use” out of underutilized properties in high growth, supply-constrained markets. Our goals are to create well-designed sustainable projects, support and revitalize communities, and deliver exceptional investment performance. As an established fund operator with deep market expertise and established relationships, we take an innovative and hands-on approach to management and execution. Since inception, MCM has deployed over $790 million across 40 investments. Of which, MCM has realized $168 million across 25 investments with a median project IRR of 35%. MCM HAS NEVER LOST MONEY ON AN INVESTMENT.