Elevest Capital Launches MADE Division for Athletes and Musicians
Scottsdale firm targets accredited investors in sports and music with private multifamily real estate opportunities.
Elevest Capital, a Scottsdale, Arizona-based private equity firm specializing in multifamily real estate, has launched a new division called MADE, designed to help professional musicians and athletes convert career earnings into long-term real estate ownership, the company announced Oct. 9, 2026.
The division is aimed at accredited investors working in the music and sports industries, offering access to professionally underwritten private multifamily real estate investments. The firm positioned the offering as a structured path for high-earning professionals in those fields who often face irregular or time-limited income streams to build durable wealth through institutional-grade real estate.
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Elevest Capital framed MADE as a response to a gap in the market, where entertainers and athletes — despite generating significant income during peak career years — have historically lacked tailored access to private real estate investment vehicles of the kind typically available to more conventional institutional or high-net-worth investors.
The Scottsdale-based firm did not disclose the size of the initial fund, specific target properties, or projected returns in its announcement. Details on minimum investment thresholds and qualifying criteria were not immediately available beyond the accredited investor requirement under U.S. securities regulations.
Continue reading at Real Estate for additional details on Elevest Capital's MADE division and its investment framework.
