Lowe Enterprises

Lowe Enterprises is a diversified national real estate company specializing in commercial, hospitality, and residential property investment, development, and management. Founded in 1972 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, the firm has developed, acquired, or managed more than $36 billion in real estate assets nationwide. The company operates through three divisions: Real Estate Group, Hospitality Group, and Investment Group, offering a comprehensive range of services including development, management, and acquisition of commercial and residential properties.

The firm's investment strategy focuses on large-scale projects with a long-term perspective, often involving joint ventures with various partners. Lowe Enterprises has been active in the San Diego area for over 30 years, with notable projects such as the acquisition of the Mission Valley Shopping Center and the development of the office component of West, a 37-story mixed-use tower in downtown San Diego. The company maintains regional offices in Southern California, Northern California, Charleston, Denver, Seattle, and Washington, D.C.

Lowe Enterprises is owned by a group of employee and retired employee shareholders, with 29 active shareholders involved in the firm. The company's executives have diverse backgrounds in investment, management, development, finance, law, property management, marketing, planning, and construction, enabling Lowe Enterprises to outperform the market in several real estate cycles. The firm's philosophy combines highly experienced executives with diverse disciplines into management teams tailored to the special needs of its clients and projects, fostering innovation and lasting environments that connect people and place.