Building Freedom, One Investment at a Time
Four years ago, Davis Capital Partners started as an idea on a whiteboard - a vision to help investors build lasting, cash-flowing wealth through real assets.
Today, that idea is a living, breathing platform backed by investors and partners.
It’s been two and a half years since I went full time, and those years have stretched, sharpened, and strengthened everything about this business. The systems, the partnerships, and the mission.
Thank you to every investor, partner, and friend who’s been part of the ride so far. This milestone belongs to all of us.
Four Years in Review
What started small has evolved into a network of high-conviction, performance-driven investments across real estate and private equity.
Highlights:
Launched two diversified evergreen funds
Partnered with best-in-class operators investing in multifamily in Dallas TX, Jacksonville FL and Charlotte NC
Streamlined investor onboarding, reporting, and communication — every investor touchpoint now systemized for clarity and transparency
This isn’t luck. It’s consistency, partnerships, and relentless focus on doing things the right way, even when it’s the hard way.
From the Founder
“Going full time into Davis Capital Partners was one of the biggest risks of my life — but it’s also the most rewarding thing I’ve ever done. Every day, I get to work on something that compounds freedom — for my investors, my family, and for the next generation.”
— Chris Davis, Founder & Managing Partner
🚀 What’s Next
Year four is just the launchpad.
Looking ahead into 2026, our focus is on scale and specialization, doubling down on what we do best:
Multifamily value-add and new construction in Northwest Arkansas
Expanding asset classes into RV parks, self-storage, industrial, etc. for additional diversification
Passive investor education — helping more investors understand how private equity and real estate fit into a balanced, freedom-focused portfolio
We’re also refining our investor experience — smarter reporting, faster updates, and easier access to opportunities.
🌍 Market Perspective: From Chaos to Clarity
When I launched Davis Capital Partners, the timing couldn’t have been more challenging — or more defining.
Interest rates were rising at one of the fastest paces in modern history, and the real estate market went through a major pause.
The result?
A deep disconnect between sellers and buyers.
Deals that no longer penciled because cash flow was squeezed by higher debt costs.
That period tested every operator and investor — and it shaped Davis Capitals DNA.
It taught us to stay disciplined, underwrite conservatively, and partner only with teams that can execute through full market cycles.
Over the past year, we’ve seen real estate values decline in many markets across the country, especially in overleveraged or overheated metros.
But Northwest Arkansas (NWA) continues to hold its ground — supported by population growth, diversified employment, and strong fundamentals that keep both rents and property values resilient.
Now, we’re finally seeing momentum shift nationwide.
Interest rates are beginning to ease, and sellers are coming back to reality — aligning their pricing with where the market truly is.
As a result, deal flow is picking up again, and we’re starting to see genuinely attractive opportunities in commercial real estate.
At DCP, we’re positioned to move fast when the right deals surface — with strong capital relationships, trusted partners, and a foundation built for long-term freedom and growth.
🏔️ End of Summer Adventures: Epic Road Trip to Colorado
This summer, I took some time to recharge and make memories with my amazing daughter, Lily. We hit the road for an eight-day camping and adventure trip through Colorado, and it was everything we needed — and more.
We spent the first four days around Taylor Reservoir near Crested Butte and Gunnison, camping under the stars, mountain biking the high-country trails, and catching trout in alpine streams.
From there, we rolled over to Ruedi Reservoir in the Roaring Fork Valley, tucked between Glenwood Springs and Aspen.
We hiked the Maroon Bells, fished until sunset, cooked over the fire, and soaked in that cool mountain air — crisp 40s at night, perfect 70–80° days, and zero humidity (when it was 95 degrees and humid in Arkansas).
It was a reminder of why I do what I do — to create time freedom, shared experiences, and a life rich with moments that actually matter.
We absolutely love the mountains in the summer and came back recharged, grateful, and ready to tackle the next chapter with fresh perspective.
📚 Investor Education: Learn How to Build Passive Income Through Real Estate
Looking to learn more about passive investing in real estate?
We’ve built a library of resources to help you understand how private equity and real assets can create lasting wealth and time freedom.
✅ Download our free e-book on getting started with passive investing
✅ Read our latest blog posts for insights on market cycles, tax strategies, and diversification
✅ Follow Davis Capital Partners on LinkedIn for weekly breakdowns, behind-the-scenes content, and new deal updates
Whether you’re new to passive investing or an experienced LP, our goal is to help you invest smarter, with confidence and clarity.
🏙️ H1 2025 Northwest Arkansas Real Estate Snapshot
Data source: Arvest Bank & the University of Arkansas – Sam M. Walton College of Business (Skyline Report)
The latest Skyline Report paints a clear picture — Northwest Arkansas continues to hold strong while the rest of the country cools off.
Multifamily:
Regionwide vacancy: 3.7%, even tighter than last year as rents climbed to an average of $1,094/month (+5% YoY).
Springdale: Leading the pack with just 1.7% vacancy, one of the lowest in the region.
Rogers: Holding steady at 5.0% vacancy, even with 1,200+ new units in the pipeline.
Fayetteville: A slight rise to 4.1%, still comfortably balanced.
Bentonville: Up to 3.4% from 2.9%, yet remains below the NWA average.
Commercial:
Overall commercial vacancy nudged up to 7.2%, a healthy number considering national softness.
Office: 12.5%
Warehouse/Industrial: 6.6%
Retail: 5.7%
Residential:
Home prices keep trending upward despite more listings and longer sell times.
Benton County: $471K average (+9% YoY)
Washington County: $417K average (+7% YoY)
Listings rose to 2,281 (up from 2,022)
Average days on market increased from 70 to 88
Sales volume still climbed 5.2% YoY
Takeaway
Northwest Arkansas continues to show resilient, steady growth across all major sectors.
Multifamily fundamentals remain strong, commercial properties are absorbing new supply, and housing continues to defy broader U.S. slowdowns.
🙏 A Personal Thank-You
From one person who started with a laptop and a vision — thank you.
The support, trust, and collaboration from our investors have turned that vision into a thriving, values-driven firm.
Here’s to the next four years — and to building real wealth, real assets, and real freedom.
Chris Davis
Founder & Managing Partner
Davis Capital Partners