Overview
Our team leverages over 100 years of combined experience that includes institutional and entrepreneurial portfolio strategy, acquisition, financing, property management, and asset management disciplines.
When our company started operations in 1973, we were a small, creative team investing in real estate from Walnut Creek, CA. We handled a variety of asset classes over the years, from mobile home parks to skilled nursing facilities to fitness centers, honing our skills and gaining valuable industry insight.
That experience helped us evolve into multifamily housing investors and operators with a proven investment strategy, skilled property management team, and decades of client trust. We now provide investment management and property management services to clients throughout Washington, Oregon, and California.
Regional Offices
Bellingham
In 2020, Apex Property Management in Bellingham, WA came under PTLA ownership. Apex served Bellingham real estate owners for nearly 20 years before the acquisition and continues to oversee our roughly 1,500 units under management. Apex now serves as the Bellingham regional office of PTLA Property Management.
San Leandro
In 2018, PTLA purchased CWP Property Management, a San Leandro-based property management company that served real estate owners in the East Bay since 1967. The San Leandro office now serves as the East Bay regional office of PTLA Property Management, managing roughly 1,500 units.
ELLENSBURG
We've invested in Ellensburg, WA since 2013 and now manage a portfolio of over 650 units around Central Washington University's campus.
EUGENE
Our newest regional office, we oversee our Oregon holdings in Eugene, Corvallis, and Portland from this location.
Home OFFICE
WALNUT CREEK
This is where it all began. We've been here for nearly 50 years, and we're proud to call it home.
Our Culture and Values
We believe in providing the same service and detailed attention in every interaction, no matter what markets we serve or asset-types we manage. This belief unites our team and drives us every day. Internally we call this our One PTLA culture.
Taking care of people is putting other people’s needs ahead of our own.
Taking care of properties is maintaining our physical spaces and having our eyes open for things that need attention.
Taking care of business means we take responsibility for our job and take pride in how we do it.
