Illustrative images based on the sponsor's rendering and concept plan. The complex is not built.
72nd Commercial, at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington.
A six-court sports complex in Vancouver, Washington, targeting a 22.5% investor IRR.
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The sponsor's rendering. The complex is not built.
Athletes from Von Sports Group take real equity in the building, next to the outside investors who fund it. Six full-size courts at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington.
72nd Commercial at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington is built on that ownership model. The minimum is $50,000.
The plan is an indoor sports complex with six full-size courts on 8.7 acres at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington, co-owned by the athletes who train there. The target hold is four years.
The money builds a six-court indoor sports complex at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington, owned alongside the athletes who will use it. This first raise funds design, approvals and the start of construction.
The floor plan at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington is built to switch between them, so the building stays busy in more than one season. There is room for a cafe, a pro shop and an on-site tenant, and athletes from Von Sports Group will own part of it.
72nd Commercial, at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington, is planned around six full-size basketball courts that convert for other court sports. That flexibility lets the schedule run from weekday training to weekend events, and the athletes using those courts share in the ownership.
The plan puts six full-size courts at 11914 NE 72nd Ave, on 8.7 acres. It is built for club teams from across the Portland metro, with athletes holding equity in it.
A six-court complex at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver can host a full tournament under one roof, close to the Portland metro. 72nd Commercial is betting on that, with athletes among its owners.
You invest side by side with athletes and family offices. The target hold is four years. Accredited investors only.
Athletes from Von Sports Group are part of that ownership plan. 72nd Commercial is raising $8.5 million to fund design, approvals and the start of construction at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington.
72nd Commercial, at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington, is planned for regional AAU and club events, with teams driving in from across the Portland metro. Athletes share in the ownership, and weekdays go to leagues, camps and private training.
Weekends bring tournaments and events from outside the city. Weekdays bring clinics, leagues and training for the people who live nearby, including the athletes who co-own it.
Its next project is a six-court indoor sports complex at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington, built around the athletes who will use it.
The idea is simple: the athletes who fill the building should be able to own part of it. 72nd Commercial, at 11914 NE 72nd Ave in Vancouver, Washington, is where that idea gets built.
The athletes who play there will own part of it, side by side with family offices and angel investors.
Downtown Portland is about 15 miles away. It is built for club teams from across the region, and co-owned by the athletes who train there.
Friday night, the teams roll in. Saturday, every court is full. It is built for regional AAU and club tournaments, with athletes among its owners.
Six full-size basketball courts. Or 12 volleyball courts. Or 24 pickleball courts. With athletes on the ownership side.
A $50,000 minimum. A four year target hold. Owned alongside the athletes who play there.
Devon Alexander founded Von Sports Group, a sports agency. His fund, Mamba Funds, is planning this complex at 11914 NE 72nd Ave. The agency's athletes are part of the ownership.
An accredited investor who wants real equity in a building, owned alongside the athletes who will use it.
Six full-size basketball courts. Raise the hoops and the same floor holds 12 volleyball courts, or 24 pickleball courts.
Illustrative images of the planned gymnasium. The complex is not built.
The concept plan in the offering's Investor Information Document shows a six-court gymnasium beside an indoor turf fieldhouse, joined by a seating and viewing area with concessions. The final layout is set in design development. Illustrative images; the complex is not built.
Across the Columbia River from Portland. Downtown Portland is about 15 miles from the site.
Vancouver, Washington. Shown for identification.
An indoor sports complex co-owned by the people who fill it: athletes take real equity side by side with family offices and angel investors.
The first image is the sponsor's rendering; the others are illustrative images based on it. The complex is not built.
22.5%targeted investor IRR
4 yearstarget hold
$50,000minimum investment
506(c)accredited investors only
$8.5Mfirst raise, funding design, approvals and the start of construction
The 22.5% investor IRR is the sponsor's target. It is not guaranteed, and actual results may differ. You could lose principal.
Mamba Funds is where Devon Alexander's private capital meets Von Sports Group, the sports agency he founded.
The idea is simple: the people who fill the buildings should own them. Athletes from Von Sports Group take equity in 72nd Commercial, next to the outside investors who fund it.
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