Private Investment Firm · Arizona
Our own capital, carefully placed.
Quigley Capital invests in single-family rentals, distressed commercial property and raw land, drawing on 25 years of deals, funds and operations.
Own capital/Long horizon/Few deals, done well
See our focusWhere We Invest
Real assets, bought right. Held with patience.
We have owned, financed and underwritten real estate since 2004, from single-family portfolios to a $74M mixed-use project.
Single-Family Rentals
Buying, fixing and holding homes, with the numbers worked before the offer goes in.
Distressed Commercial
Commercial property under pressure, where a clear plan and clean books unlock the value.
Raw Land
Land bought with patience, held for the right use and the right time.
We would rather pass on fifty deals than force one.
How We Work
An owner's way of investing.
Twenty-five years of buying, financing and running real estate shaped four rules we still follow on every deal.
Our own money
We invest our own capital, so every decision is made the way an owner makes it.
A long horizon
We buy to hold, and we give good assets the time to compound.
Operators first
We have run the books, the crews and the closings. We fix what others walk past.
Quiet by design
We keep a low profile, a short list of partners and our word.
The Firm
Built on 25 years of deals.
Quigley Capital is a privately held investment firm founded in 2004 by Patrick Quigley. It started with a single-family rental portfolio and, after the 2010 downturn, co-founded a Phoenix real estate fund.
Since then, Patrick has served as Director of Finance at the Arizona State Treasurer's Office and helped sell an operating company.
He has also consulted across Arizona's real estate industry: building and running a $158M family office's investments, leading real estate development and tax credit underwriting (LIHTC and New Markets) for one of the largest nonprofits in the Southwest, and advising nonprofits, small businesses and startups on their finances.
The firm is private on purpose. This page is a short introduction, not a request for clients or capital.