– Halstatt –

Our History

Halstatt, through Halstatt Real Estate Partners and affiliates, is a real estate investment company with over $100 million in assets under management. Through its private equity funds, Halstatt deploys capital into commercial and residential real estate projects throughout the state of Florida. Halstatt partners with local and regional developers to maximize the value of real assets while serving as a good environmental steward for its holdings. The firm generates attractive returns on its capital and that of its institutional partners.

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Barron Gift Collier visits and purchases Useppa Island, beginning a series of land acquisitions which culminates in owning over 1.3 million acres across Southwest Florida
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Upon his death, Barron Collier’s estate is left to his three sons, Barron Jr., Miles and Samuel
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Barron Collier, Jr. provides a gift of land to his daughter, Judy Sproul, leaving it to her through trust
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Utilizing the land gifted to her by her father, Judy Sproul spearheads the development of Grey Oaks Country Club in Naples, Florida, creating Halstatt in the process
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Judy’s eldest daughter, Katie, joins Halstatt and leads the purchase and re-development of LaPlaya Beach and Golf Resort
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Halstatt participates in its first direct venture capital deal with Florida Gulfshore Capital, investing into Pasteuria Bioscience
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Halstatt launches the first of its private equity funds focused on distressed real estate opportunities in Florida, Halstatt Real Estate Partners Fund I
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Halstatt participates in its first direct leveraged buyout with Trent Capital Partners, investing into Autocrat
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Pasteuria Bioscience, Halstatt’s first direct venture investment with Florida Gulfshore Capital, is acquired by Syngenta
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Halstatt launches the second of its private equity funds focused on real estate in Florida, Halstatt Real Estate Partners Fund II
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Halstatt partners with Moorings Park and Carr Codina to develop Moorings Park at Grey Oaks; Autocrat is acquired by Finlays
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Halstatt launches Halstatt Legacy Partners and teams up with its first two operating partners; LaPlaya is acquired by Pebblebrook Hotel Trust
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Halstatt completes the successful turnover of Grey Oaks to the membership of the club
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Halstatt Legacy Partners expands significantly with the acquisition of Perfect Surface and RedRock Financial
Halstatt launches the third of its private equity funds focused on real estate in Florida, Halstatt Real Estate Partners Fund III and invests in its first student housing project in Orlando. UnionWest at Creative Village welcomes students in the fall of 2019.
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Halstatt’s Fund II announced the opening of Palihouse Miami Beach, its first hospitality investment.
Halstatt invests in its second student housing tower, The Henry in Tampa. The building will be completed in 2021.