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Denver acquisitions · Est. 2006

Principal capital for Class A multifamily in Denver’s finest submarkets.

Heir Development LLC is acquiring 200–350 unit Class A communities in Cherry Creek, Cherry Hills, the Denver Tech Center, and Douglas County — Justin Mullins as principal, with twenty years of acquiring and sixteen years of managing in Colorado behind the bid.

20 yrs

Acquiring

16 yrs

Managing

4 yrs

Nebraska

2 yrs

Kansas City

The thesis

We buy what we would hold.

Justin Mullins has been acquiring real estate in Colorado since 2006 and managing it since 2010 — twenty years of buying, sixteen of operations — plus four years in Nebraska and two in Kansas City. That is not a track record invented for a teaser. It is a documented history of closing, holding, and showing up when a book is real.

Heir Development LLC is now expanding the portfolio into Denver — Class A multifamily of 200–350 units in the submarkets that still have a barrier: Cherry Creek, the Cherry Hills–Greenwood Village corridor, the Denver Tech Center, and Douglas County. We are not touring Aurora, the airport, or last-cycle lease-ups in search of a story.

Denver’s 2024–2026 supply wave left metro vacancy elevated. That vacancy is not evenly distributed. South Douglas and Highlands Ranch–Lone Tree have remained among the tightest large submarkets in the metro; downtown and the eastern corridors have not. We underwrite that spread, not a recovery slide.

The firm

Acquisition box

Preferred product. An open inbox.

Class A in the four named submarkets is the core box. Class B and other Denver-metro product is still read. If it is not a hold for Heir, it may be a hold for someone Justin can introduce.

Full criteria
Buyer
Heir Development LLC — Justin Mullins, principal. Deals may close as principal, in a joint venture, with a syndication, or alongside a key principal when that is what it takes to get the asset closed.
Asset
Class A / A− preferred. Class B in the named submarkets is reviewed — not dismissed.
Units
200–350 doors is the core box. Smaller or larger is considered when the location and basis are right.
Geography
Focus: Cherry Creek; Cherry Hills–Greenwood Village; Denver Tech Center; Douglas County (Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Castle Pines, Parker). Other Denver-metro product is still worth a look.
Vintage
2012 or newer preferred. Older product considered with a defined, limited capex plan.
Occupancy
Stabilized preferred. Selective lease-up in the named submarkets.

Process

From book to LOI. No NDA required.

  1. 01

    Send the book

    OM, trailing-12, rent roll, and a unit mix. No buyer NDA required. If you have a listing CA, we will sign it.

  2. 02

    We read it

    Justin reviews every complete offering — Class A in the core box first, Class B and adjacent product as well.

  3. 03

    Capital

    Proof of funds, a partner introduction, or a term sheet on request. Structure follows the deal: principal, JV, or syndication.

  4. 04

    LOI

    A clean letter of intent. Justin is the relationship. The closing entity may be Heir Development LLC or a partnership formed for the asset.

Twilight courtyard at a Class A multifamily community

Confidential offerings

If it is close, send the book.

Exclusive listing brokers are protected. Proof of funds is available on request. Justin reads Class A in the core box first — and still looks at Class B and adjacent product.

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