Our Approach
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For more than 20 years, the Robert Pittenger Company (RPC) has researched, evaluated and purchased undeveloped land in the path of urban growth areas. The company's founder, Robert Pittenger, first began purchasing land in Charlotte after recognizing its growing economy within the United States. He has since expanded his interests to properties in the adjoining states of South Carolina and Tennessee. Through a proven strategy of acquiring property, where the potential for development has been clearly demonstrated, RPC offers exceptional land purchasing opportunities to its investors. Its real estate and development experts specialize in acquiring land parcels only in high-growth markets like those found in the South. RPC works with a variety of leading economic forecasters, including the respected regional economic forecaster and University of North Carolina at Charlotte professor, Dr. John Connaughton. Our economists research and analyze regional markets for economic growth potential, future transportation access, infrastructure capacity, demographic trends and environmental analysis. The goal of RPC is to create strategic investment opportunities that result in the development of new thriving communities. RPC presently concentrates its resources on Nashville, Charlotte and the South Carolina coast, three of the most vibrant and competitive economies in the Southeast. Nashville has been ranked as one of the top 10 most diversified local economies in the United States and was ranked #1 two years in a row as "America's Hottest City" for expansion and growth by Expansion Management magazine. Charlotte is home to 286 Fortune 500 companies, ranks first in foreign firms growth and is the second largest banking center in the country after New York City. In addition, RPC has interests along the rapidly expanding Grand Strand coastal area of South Carolina, a favorite region attracting retirees from throughout the country. Robert Pittenger Company's success in acquiring investments results from its longstanding ability to accurately determine an area's growth potential years before its development. RPC will continue to invest in proven paths of residential and commercial growth within the South, where marketplace demands and scarcity of land drive developers to build their visions of the future. |
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