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Wasatch Property Management Snapshot
WASATCH PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FOCUSES ON
Identifying and acquiring undervalued multifamily apartment properties;
Adding value to our properties through improved operational efficiencies, remodeling and rehabilitation to create communities that residents, cities and lenders can be proud to have as a part of their community;
Providing superior customer service that serves the needs of residents, coworkers, business partners, suppliers, and lenders.
Identifying and acquiring undervalued multifamily apartment properties;
Adding value to our properties through improved operational efficiencies, remodeling and rehabilitation to create communities that residents, cities and lenders can be proud to have as a part of their community;
Providing superior customer service that serves the needs of residents, coworkers, business partners, suppliers, and lenders.
Wasatch Property Management (WPM) was founded in 1988 by Dell Loy Hansen. WPM currently manages over 66 apartment communities with about 16,000 units across five western states - California, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, and Washington. Properties range in size from 40 units to 661 units encompassing Class “A” through Class “B” apartment communities.
Since 2008, the company has shown a net operating income annualized growth rate of 14.2%. WPM and its affiliated investor-owned entities maintain a multifamily real estate portfolio valued in excess of $1.85 billion.
In addition to operating conventional market rate communities, WPM has extensive experience in managing tax-exempt bond and low income housing tax credit assets.
Since 2008, the company has shown a net operating income annualized growth rate of 14.2%. WPM and its affiliated investor-owned entities maintain a multifamily real estate portfolio valued in excess of $1.85 billion.
In addition to operating conventional market rate communities, WPM has extensive experience in managing tax-exempt bond and low income housing tax credit assets.
