MKA Capital Announces Sale Listing of the Elkhorn Golf Resort Property

MKA Capital Advisors is excited to announce the for sale listing of the Elkhorn Golf Resort property in Lyons, OR.

2012-11-04

NEWPORT BEACH, CA, November 04, 2012 (Press-News.org) MKA Capital Group announces the for sale listing of the Elkhorn Golf Resort property. With 463 acres of developable residential land and an operational 18-hole golf course, this property in Lyons, OR has tentative tract map plans of 15 single family houses, 46 cottage/condominiums (resort amenities included) and a hotel pad. The map has been currently approved by the board of commissioners. Along with the home sites, a scenic 18-hole golf course is next to and part of the property.

Elkhorn Golf Resort is situated 30 minutes east from Salem and an hour and a half southeast of Portland. For people living in the cities of Eugene, Salem and Portland, this resort community is an excellent second home location. This remote property will be a much closer alternative to residential areas in Bend, OR, which is over 100 miles east. The golf course nearby offers gorgeous scenic views of the dense Oregon forest and visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the North Santiam River that runs along the northern end of the course. Please contact George Baker for additional information about the property: gbaker@mkacap.com.

Based in Newport Beach, MKA Capital Group Advisors LLC is a real estate advisors, management and development company. MKA has been around since 2002 and is currently headed by Jason Sugarman in Investment and George Baker in Developments. The company manages funds for institutional investors and has been the developer or lead investor in over 100 real estate developments totaling over $3 billion in value and has been involved in developments throughout the entire Western United States including California, Hawaii, Colorado, Utah, Oregon, Arizona, Nevada and Washington. MKA Capital has done business with premier developers including The Donald Trump Organization as well as small to medium sized real estate developers.

To find more information on MKA Capital, please visit us on the web: http://www.mkacap.com/.

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