OUR TEAM

  • A seasoned real estate executive with over 25 years of experience in investment, development and construction, Chris oversees Terra Massa Capital’s new originations. As a co-founder of Terra Massa Capital, he also plays a key role in all aspects of the investment process. Chris’s executive experience is grounded in real estate construction and development, but also extends to other industries, including renewable energy and agriculture.

    chris@terramassacapital.com

Christopher M. Flaherty

  • Anthony is a co-founder of Terra Massa Capital and serves as the Director of Operations, bringing more than 20 years of real estate experience to the team. Prior to Terra Massa Capital, Anthony co-founded Blue Rock Partners with Fred Noa, a Honolulu-based real estate advisory firm, which advised over $1.5 billion in transactions. Anthony is a member of the investment committee and is involved throughout the investment process.

    anthony@terramassacapital.com

Anthony Hunt

  • Rafael is a co-founder and Director of Investor Relations at Terra Massa Capital. Rafael is an experienced entrepreneur, consultant, business development executive, and sales executive with over 14 years of experience in high-growth start-ups. A member of the Terra Massa Capital investment committee, Rafael is involved throughout the investment process.

    rafael@terramassacapital.com

Rafael Landestoy

  • Fred is a co-founder and Director of Investor Relations, and he brings more than 30 years of real estate experience to the Terra Massa Capital team. Prior to Terra Massa Capital, Fred co-founded Blue Rock Partners with Anthony Hunt, a Honolulu-based real estate advisory firm, which advised over $1.5 billion in transactions. Fred is a member of the investment committee and is involved throughout the investment process.

    fred@terramassacapital.com

Fred Noa

Stevan Pardo

  • Stevan has more than 35 years of experience practicing law, and is a leading authority on construction, corporate, and hospitality issues. He has represented companies involved in virtually all aspects of the construction industry including owners, developers, contractors, design professionals, subcontractors, sureties, insurers and investors, across transaction types. Stevan has also spent the past 25 years as a real estate developer and a hotel owner, builder, and operator. He brings a unique set of experiences in the real estate business and his legal acumen to the Terra Massa Capital partnership and is a member of the investment committee.

    stevan@terramassacapital.com

In 2019, the founders of 3 Leaf Holdings and Blue Rock Partners joined forces with Stevan Pardo and Rafael Landestoy to form Terra Massa Capital.

TRANSACTIONS WORKED ON BY TERRA MASSA CAPITAL’ S PRINCIPALS.

Below are transactions that have been executed by Terra Massa Capital’s founders. Included are residential and commercial projects that were finished before the founding of Terra Massa Capital.

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Victory Gardens, French Camp, Veteran Housing

Victory Gardens

  • Victory Gardens is DFA’s first housing project for homeless veterans. DFA partnered with the Housing Authority County of San Joaquin to secure financing from State Veteran Housing and Homelessness Prevention (VHHP) funds and Low Income Housing Tax Credits.

  • The San Joaquin county board of supervisors adopted the goal of ending veteran homelessness by 2025 and Victory Gardens is set to be an influential factor in achieving this goal. The $27 million development was built on 4.7 acres of County-owned land in French Camp, near San Joaquin General Hospital.

Nanakuli Village Center

  • Pupukahi Development, LLC developed a 6 acre commercial center located in Nānākuli, HI on the island of Oahu.

  • Pupukahi completed the Nānākuli Commercial Center in 2019 and some of the tenants include: Long’s/CVS, Fresenius, Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center, Wendy’s,Taco Bell, Starbucks, L&L Barbeque, Pizza Hut, and Kainalu Surf Shop.

Cal Weber 40

  • Cal Weber 40 is a 40-unit affordable housing development in downtown Stockton and is located at the intersection of N. California St. and E. Weber Ave in Stockton, CA.

  • The two existing commercial buildings known as the McKeegan building (88 years old) and the Cal Weber building (125 years old) were gutted, seismically upgraded and adaptively renovated into 40 residential family units, 39 affordable to low and very low -income families and one unit for the on-site manager.

Hale Makana O Maili

  • This multi-family rental housing development was completed in January 2021 and has created an affordable community environment for the Waianae Coast. The project was designed by Architects Hawaii, and was developed by Hawaiian Community Development Board, in partnership with Pacific Development Group and 3 Leaf.

  • Hawaiian Community Development Board, in partnership with Pacific Development Group and 3 Leaf, developed the Hale Makana O Maili (HMoM) project, a 52-unit multi-family affordable rental housing development.

    The development is on a 1.95 acre portion of a 2.78 acre parcel in the ili of Maili, in the ahupua‘a of Lualualei, in the district of Waiʻanae on the island of Oʻahu.

Cottage Village Apartments

  • Cottage Village Senior Apartments is a senior development for low and very low-income senior residents. The project consists of forty (40) one-bedroom one-bath units and eight (8) two-bedroom one-bath units.

  • Units were constructed in eleven (11) four-plex buildings and two (2) duplex buildings. Only two of the four-plex buildings are two story; thus, only four units are 2nd story units. 42 of the units are ground level accessible with six provided at a second level.

Medici Artist Lofts

  • The medico dental building has towered over Stockton, California for 90 years. It is a tribute to the city’s rich history. In 2020, DFA Development turned Stockton’s most iconic building into a sanctuary for artists and creative individuals.

  • The majority of the building was transformed into one, two, and three bedroom residences geared toward the city’s artists, musicians, writers, and anyone else who derives a portion of their livelihood through creative endeavors.

Hale Makana O Uluwehi

  • On November 26, 2019, pursuant to an RFP process, DHHL awarded HCDB the development rights to redevelop and manage the existing Ulu Ke Kukui Multi-family Housing Project located on Hawaiian Home Lands in Maili. This project entails the complete repurposing of the Ulu Ke Kukui transitional apartments into long term affordable rentals.

  • The present Ulu Ke Kukui units are small and were intentionally designed by Hawaii Housing Authority for short-term 30 day stays for homeless. The studios are 288 square feet per unit, and the two-bedrooms are only 600 square feet per unit.

Hale Makana O Moiliili

  • Hale Makana O Moiliili will provide 105 affordable kupuna rental housing units to community of Mo’ili’ili in Honolulu. As rents continue to rise at alarming levels on the island of Oahu, all members of our community are under duress to find quality affordable housing.

  • The development consists of new construction on a site that totals 17,743 SF. This 7-story building will consist of 105 studio and one-bedroom units, on-site parking and a community resource center. The residences will be built from level 2 to level 7 (concrete podium over parking and community space).

Hale Makana O Maili

  • This multi-family rental housing development was completed in January 2021 and has created an affordable community environment for the Waianae Coast. The project was designed by Architects Hawaii, and was developed by Hawaiian Community Development Board, in partnership with Pacific Development Group and 3 Leaf.

  • The development is on a 1.95 acre portion of a 2.78 acre parcel in the ili of Maili, in the ahupua‘a of Lualualei, in the district of Waiʻanae on the island of Oʻahu. The development consists of 6 buildings, a central park with a children’s play structure, ample parking and a community resource center. The property was acquired using grant funds from the City & County of Honolulu.

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