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03 — Selected investments

Where the capital went

Lux I
01Multi-state

Lux I

Luxury residences and land across Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Utah and Idaho backed this $20 million bridge loan — one facility that unlocked liquidity from an $88 million portfolio without selling a single property.

The English Hotel
02Las Vegas, NV

The English Hotel

In the heart of Las Vegas' downtown district, a new Marriott Tribute Portfolio boutique hotel needed its build carried to the finish line. OKOA's $14 million in construction financing took it through to a finished, open hotel.

The Ascent Hotel
03Park City, UT

The Ascent Hotel

Ski-in, ski-out at the Canyons Village in Park City Mountain Resort. OKOA funded the build of this modern luxury hotel with a $30 million senior construction loan, holding first position on the property.

Red Ledges
04Heber City, UT

Red Ledges

For a custom home in the Red Ledges golf community of Heber City, OKOA structured a $2.27 million construction loan with interest and construction reserves set at closing — so the build could run without payment pressure.

E-Commerce Company
05

E-Commerce Company

Purchase order financing to support the growth of a footwear-focused E-commerce company. OKOA's facility paid suppliers up front, so the brand could accept orders beyond its own cash and turn demand into shipped product.

Government Contractor
06Global

Government Contractor

Not every deal is real estate. OKOA extended corporate working capital to a logistics, supply and procurement contractor serving government customers across the Middle East, Africa and beyond — credit secured by the business itself.

Legacy Arena
07Phoenix, AZ

Legacy Arena

Note purchase on a 170k+ sf amateur sports facility with adjoining hotel under development in Phoenix, AZ. OKOA stepped in as lender by buying the existing note, keeping the project financed through its build-out.

Mapleton Village
08Utah

Mapleton Village

Behind this loan sits Mapleton Village, a single-family community in Mapleton, Utah. A $3 million bridge, cross-collateralized across residential properties elsewhere in the state, gave its developer fast liquidity while keeping every asset in hand.

200 Central Park South
09New York, NY

200 Central Park South

Fix & Flip loan on a two-bedroom residence in a full-service co-op apartment building located next to Central Park. OKOA funded purchase and renovation together, letting the buyer move at cash speed in Manhattan.