Hanson Capital | Industrial Real Estate & Private Credit Investments

Income and Growth: Build Your Legacy’s Foundation with Industrial Real Estate

Partner with Hanson Capital to secure lasting wealth. Our strategic, metrics-driven approach to multi-tenant industrial investments positions you to preserve and grow your legacy.

Hanson Capital is a privately held real estate investment firm focused on multi-tenant industrial properties and private credit, offering equity and debt investment opportunities to individuals, institutions, and financial advisors.

Our Approach

Investment Opportunities

Growth or Income

Commercial real estate property

Equity Investments
Fuel Your Portfolio Growth

Equity investments place your capital in the ownership of multi-tenant industrial buildings. They suit investors looking for growth and a share of the upside a property produces.

Aerial view of the 2802 W Palm Lane industrial building and yard in Phoenix

Debt Investments
Steady Returns, Solid Foundation

Debt investments place your capital in private real estate loans secured by property. They suit investors who want income and a defined position ahead of equity.

Modern commercial office space

Property Management
Maximizing Asset Value

Hanson handles leasing, operations, and tenant relationships for the industrial properties it owns, which is how the business plan for each asset actually gets carried out.

Why Hanson Capital

The specifics behind how the firm invests, who it works with, and where it operates.

  • Founded in 2008. Hanson Capital has been investing through changing market conditions since 2008, and the firm still underwrites deals the same disciplined way. Read the Hanson Capital story and core values.
  • Multi-tenant industrial real estate and private credit. Holdings concentrate on functional industrial and flex buildings, most of them multi-tenant, rather than a spread of unrelated property types. Explore Hanson Capital industrial real estate portfolio.
  • Equity, debt, and asset management. Investors can take part on the ownership side or the lending side, and the assets are managed in-house. See how Hanson Capital equity investments work or review Hanson Capital debt investment options.
  • The firm co-invests alongside its investors. Hanson Capital commits its own capital to the deals it sponsors, so it carries the same exposure to results that its investors do.
  • Defined U.S. markets. Current holdings sit in Arizona and Texas industrial corridors, including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Houston, Stafford, and Pharr, with offices in Scottsdale, Arizona and Los Angeles, California. Read what Hanson Capital does.

Who We Serve

Hanson Capital works with individual investors, institutions, and financial advisors who are evaluating industrial real estate and private credit. Opportunities are offered privately, and availability depends on the specific offering and on investor eligibility requirements. Speak with the Hanson Capital investor relations team.

Investment Example: 29th Drive Multi-Tenant Industrial

One asset from the portfolio, start to current status.

Asset and market

A 273,183 square foot multi-tenant industrial building on an 8.51-acre heavy industrial parcel at 2901 N 29th Drive in Phoenix, Arizona.

Investment thesis

Acquire a functional, centrally located industrial building at a low cost basis. Hanson Capital purchased the property for $16.0 million, which works out to just under $59 per square foot.

Value-creation actions

The building is divided into suites and houses 18 tenants. Hanson Capital manages it in-house and works the rent roll suite by suite as leases come up, keeping the space configured for the small-bay industrial users active in the Phoenix market.

Current status

2901 N 29th Drive is an active holding in the Hanson Capital portfolio. See the full Hanson Capital portfolio of industrial assets.

Chris Hanson

At Hanson, investors and their financial advisors have direct access to me and the team of professionals whose insights and discipline make Hanson's investment outcomes possible. Transparency is essential to earning trust. That's why it's a key part of our operating model.

Chris Hanson

Founder
Partnering for Success

Why Investors Enjoy Working with Hanson Capital

By the Numbers

1.58M+
Square Footage Owned
$184M
Total Equity Raised
$280M
Assets Under Management
2008
Year Established
Commercial real estate investment performance data

Faqs

Creating value through insightful investing. Hanson Capital identifies, acquires, and optimizes assets.

What makes Hanson Capital different from other real estate investment firms?

Hanson Capital runs equity, debt, and asset management in-house, so the same team that underwrites a deal also operates the building afterward. The firm has been investing since 2008, concentrates on multi-tenant industrial and flex property in Arizona and Texas, and commits its own capital alongside investors in the deals it sponsors. Acquisitions are judged on cost basis rather than story. 2901 N 29th Drive in Phoenix, for example, is a 273,183 square foot multi-tenant industrial building bought for $16.0 million, just under $59 per square foot.

What is your investment philosophy?

We look for pricing inefficiencies in industrial real estate, usually buildings that are functional and well located but priced below comparable sales or replacement cost. Underwriting is deliberately conservative, with protecting investor principal treated as the first job and upside treated as something to be earned through leasing and operations rather than assumed in a model. Because Hanson manages its own assets, the business plan is carried out by the same people who wrote it.

How do you communicate with investors?

Investors and their financial advisors have direct access to Chris Hanson and the investment team rather than going through a sales desk. Reporting, distributions, and investment documents are available through the Hanson investor portal, and the team answers questions on any asset in the portfolio directly.

How do you source and evaluate investment opportunities?

Most opportunities come through a broker network the firm has maintained for years across its Arizona and Texas markets, which is how it sees deals that never reach the open market. Each one is underwritten on its own cash flow, with particular attention to cost basis per square foot, tenant mix and lease rollover, building functionality such as clear height, power, and loading, and the depth of tenant demand in that specific submarket. Opportunities that do not clear those basis and underwriting tests are passed on.

What types of investors does Hanson Capital work with?

Hanson Capital works with individual accredited investors, institutions, and financial advisors investing on behalf of their clients. Opportunities are offered privately rather than publicly marketed, and eligibility depends on the requirements of the specific offering.

What investment structures does Hanson Capital offer?

Investors can participate on the equity side, taking an ownership position in industrial assets and sharing in the income and appreciation they produce, or on the debt side, through private real estate loans secured by property that sit ahead of equity in the capital stack. Hanson also offers passive industrial ownership for investors completing a 1031 exchange.

Where does Hanson Capital invest?

The portfolio is concentrated in industrial corridors in Arizona and Texas, including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Houston, Stafford, and Pharr. Hanson Capital keeps its corporate office in Scottsdale, Arizona and a branch office in Los Angeles, California.

What types of properties does Hanson Capital buy?

Hanson focuses on multi-tenant industrial and flex buildings, including small-bay business parks, distribution space, and light manufacturing. Assets typically have practical industrial features such as 20 to 24 foot clear height, heavy power, dock or grade loading, and a workable mix of office and warehouse space. Buildings range from roughly 27,000 square feet to more than 340,000 square feet.

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