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Trent is known for his ability to craft and coordinate successful projects from concept through construction. With over 35 years of experience and a background in project and construction management, he has been intimately involved in overseeing the development of more than $1 billion in real estate projects.

Throughout his extensive career, Trent has played a pivotal role in overseeing the development and construction of thousands of multifamily housing units. His wealth of experience encompasses a wide range of projects, showcasing his proficiency in navigating the complexities of the real estate industry. Trent’s leadership at One Trent reflects a commitment to excellence, innovation, and a steadfast dedication to delivering quality developments that stand the test of time.

Trent’s real estate experience stretches well beyond the Puget Sound region to include projects in Japan, Canada, California, and Missouri, providing him with a comprehensive understanding of the complexities and nuances associated with different markets.

Before founding Opportunity Zone Advisors and partnering with Trent Development, Patrick co-founded Daly Partners in 2009. A real estate focused acquisition and development company. As a principal with Daly Partners he helped to acquire, underwrite, raise capital, develop, and dispose of 21 successful investments/transactions totaling over $250 million in volume. Prior to 2009 Patrick spent seven years practicing commercial Real Estate brokerage specializing primarily in multi-family/mix use transactions. During this time as a broker he closed on over $100 million in sales volume. Patrick has an in-depth knowledge of the real estate market and created valuable relationships with owners, bankers, brokers, and investors across the globe. These relationships, along with his expertise, allow him to accurately evaluate market conditions and investor sentiment, as well as to structure unique investment opportunities that provide maximum profitability.

When not working, Patrick, his wife, and daughter enjoy the many outdoor activities the Northwest offers including skiing, surfing, hiking, golf, and fly fishing.

Patrick holds a BA from the University of Oregon, and has as an active real estate license in the state of Washington.

Tyler Eichhorst has over 15 years of experience in the real estate & construction industry. He began his career at a regional public accounting firm in Minneapolis, MN. While in public accounting he managed accounting teams, planned, and completed client engagements including assurance services, general accounting, consulting & tax preparation with a specific focus on construction & real estate.

At Zephyr Partners as Senior Accountant then Assistant Controller, Tyler was responsible for all accounting functions & financial reporting for a range of development projects, as well as corporate accounting. Duties included analyzing & maintaining construction & development budgets, loan & equity draw coordination, monitoring project cash flow, & preparing monthly & quarterly financial packages. Tyler graduated with honors from St. Cloud State University where he received a bachelor degree in accounting with a minor in finance.

Bennett has nearly 20 years’ experience in corporate finance, real estate acquisitions, entitlements and development. He began his career with The Lomas Santa Fe Group in Solana Beach, California, moving later to AECOM working in financial feasibility, acquisitions, infrastructure and development. He has worked on large scale developments including hotels, resorts, shopping malls and master planned communities. In addition to a number of domestic projects, large international developments included projects in Japan, Dubai, The Philippines, Mexico and Brazil. Bennet was CFO of a creative agency (Optimist Inc.) and later for Comexposium US, opening and managing the North American business for an established French private equity firm ultimately focused on revenue producing investments.

Bennett received undergraduate and graduate degrees from UC San Diego focused on economics, international political economy and econometrics. He is a member of the Urban Land Institute, San Diego County Big Brothers/Big Sisters and UCSD’s School of Global Policy & Strategy.

Nick brings over 10 years of experience in the commercial real estate industry to his role as Vice President of Acquisitions for Trent Development. Since 2011, he worked in commercial real estate lending with JP Morgan Chase, developing a wealth of industry knowledge that has positioned him to expertly and efficiently assist his current & future customers.

As a member of NAIOP, Rotary, and Big Brothers Big Sisters, Nick prides himself on his dedication, trustworthiness, and responsiveness to both loyal and prospective customers. “Say what you mean, mean what you say, and do what you say you’ll do” is his personal motto in establishing meaningful relationships with not only clients, but colleagues and industry partners.

With a decade of experience in multifamily property management and development consulting, Marshall brings a unique perspective on marketability and operations. After receiving his BA in Architecture from UNC Charlotte, he relocated to the Pacific Northwest and began his career with a Seattle-based property management and development consulting firm. During that time, he managed more than half a dozen core-Seattle properties, including multiple lease-ups, gaining extensive experience drafting operating budgets and managing capital improvement projects. He then consulted on over a hundred multifamily and mixed-use development projects, from feasibility through lease-up, across the Puget Sound region.

Firsthand operational knowledge paired with a design background underpin Marshall’s approach to solving problems and driving long-term success for multifamily assets. He sweats the small stuff when it matters with the idea that “details pay dividends.”

When he’s not in the office, Marshall enjoys working on his cabin in the Cascades and backpacking through the Alpine Lakes Wilderness with his husband.

Spencer has over ten years of industry experience and his diverse background provides him with a holistic understanding of each project. Spencer started his career in architecture before jumping over to the construction side of the business, where he predominantly managed wood framed, multi-family builds. Following his tenure with two prominent Seattle area general contractors, Spencer pursued development and transitioned into a project management role. Spencer has helped deliver nine multifamily projects, totaling over 1,500 units, to the Puget Sound Region.

Spencer holds a B.S. in Architecture and a minor in Construction Management from California Polytechnic State University (San Luis Obispo).

Outside of the office, Spencer is an avid golfer, he enjoys walking his dog Penny, and traveling with his wife.

With over 8+ years in Construction, Development & Acquisitions; Luke brings a depth of industry knowledge to the Trent Development team as a Development Manager. A Seattle native, Luke joined Kilroy Realty immediately after graduating from UW on the West Coast office REIT’s Construction & Development team. At Kilroy Luke was involved in over $750 million worth of ground up development, office tenant improvements, building improvements and acquisitions. Most notably Luke was involved in the development of 333 Dexter, leased to a fortune 50 company, for the entire construction phase through occupancy; as well as the acquisition of the SIXO development site in downtown Seattle, which is planned for a two-phased office development totaling approximately one million square feet & 600 Residential Units. Luke’s experience in the full development cycle and close relationships with industry peers lead his approach to focusing on the long-term performance of projects while delivering to the targeted short-term requirements of the market.

Luke is an active member in the greater PNW real estate community, holding committee positions with both NAIOP and the Urban Land Institute. At NAIOP, Luke holds a position on the developing leaders committee and ULI’s – Urban Development and Mixed-Use Product Council. Outside of work Luke enjoys all the outdoor activities the PNW has to offer; mountain biking, surfing, backpacking, skiing… When not enjoying the outdoors in the PNW Luke is likely out of the state or country fueling his travel addiction.

Chelsie specializes in accounting, bookkeeping, and office management. She has over 16 years of experience in the industry and has been working with Trent Development as a project accountant since 2017.

Prior to joining Trent Development, Chelsie provided accounting services to an array of clients including food services, general contractors, electricians, retail stores, and law practices. She is well known for her reliability and dedication to all tasks.

Chelsie was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. She holds a B.A. in Accounting from Western Washington University. When not working, Chelsie enjoys spending time with her two sons.

Patrick Ross is a Senior Financial Analyst with over five years of experience in real estate development, entitlements and financial modeling. He began his career at Mercator Asset Management with a focus on investing for large public pension funds through international equity mandates. He then moved on to work as a financial analyst for Great Lakes Capital (GLC), a Midwest private equity development firm focused on value-add redevelopments, bridge lending, and venture capital.

After moving to San Diego, Patrick became a Senior Financial Analyst for Zephyr Partners, a development company focused on high-end residential mixed-use developments. Here Patrick was responsible for building and managing the financial models, business plans and investor return analyses for all projects under entitlement and development.

Patrick received a BBA in finance from the University of Notre Dame, where he graduated with honors. He’s a member of the Urban Land Institute and the Notre Dame Alumni Association. When he’s not working, he enjoys surfing and following the Fighting Irish sports teams.