EquityCity Links Investor, Developer for $5-Mil Land Deal

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-Equity City, based in Denver, has wedded another developer and investor. This time, it's a $5-million land deal in Colorado Springs, where a luxury town home project is being planned.

By John Rebchook | December 07, 2000 at 01:01 AM

The land will be used for the luxury town home development Eagle Ridge. Whitehall Financial Corp., through Denver-based EquityCity, had met and negotiated terms with an individual investor for the project.

EquityCity has 1,200 investor members and more than $600 million in pre-screened investment opportunities in its database. Its strategy is to provide links for private equity capital for real estate developers and buyers.

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