Elevest Capital Launches MADE Division for Athletes and Musicians
Scottsdale firm Elevest Capital debuts MADE, a unit connecting accredited music and sports earners to private multifamily real estate deals.
Elevest Capital, a Scottsdale, Arizona-based private equity firm specializing in multifamily real estate, has launched a new division called MADE aimed at helping professional musicians and athletes convert high-earning career income into long-term real estate ownership, the company announced Thursday.
The division is designed to serve accredited investors in the music and sports industries, offering access to professionally underwritten private multifamily real estate investments. The move targets a demographic that often faces compressed earning windows and limited institutional guidance on deploying income into durable assets.
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Elevest Capital framed the launch as a response to a gap in the market, where high-income entertainers and athletes frequently lack structured pathways into institutional-grade private real estate. By channeling career earnings into multifamily properties, MADE positions itself as a wealth-preservation vehicle tailored to clients whose income trajectories differ sharply from traditional investors.
The firm is headquartered in Scottsdale and operates within the broader private equity and alternative investment space. The MADE division represents an expansion of Elevest Capital's existing multifamily investment platform rather than a departure from its core strategy.
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