Solace at the Ranch is a 374-unit ground up multi-family project on the east side of Colorado Springs at the doorstep of the Banning Lewis Ranch and its long term plans for 60,000+ additional residents. Solace is located as part of a larger mixed-use development at Woodmen and Marksheffel in what is becoming a premier east side intersection. Brand new retail currently underway at the corner includes McDonald's, Starbucks, Dutch Bros Coffee, Taco Bell, Burger King, 7-11, Pizza Hut, and Kum & Go. The project is a traditional 3-story garden style development with spacious units and grounds. It represents the fourth iteration of our Solace brand and second in Colorado Springs. Solace at the Ranch contains 17 residential buildings and a nearly 10,000 square foot clubhouse featuring a state-of-the-art fitness center with studio and indoor-outdoor space, pool deck and spa, co-working space, dog wash and dog run, and hospitality-focused lobby, communal kitchen and club room. This project will also be our first to offer carriage units, individual entrance units above a dedicated garage space. Solace at the Ranch broke ground in September 2022.
| Investment | Development |
| Asset Class | Multi-Family |
| Status | Under Construction |
| Market | Colorado Springs, CO |
| Construction | 2024 |
| Units | 374 |
| Square Feet | 389,490 |
Ryan Tobias, Managing Partner
Ryan is a Managing Partner of Jackson Dearborn Partners. He oversees all elements of the JDP business including acquisitions, site selection, fundraising, and investor relations. With 16 years experience, Ryan has worked on over $1 billion in transactional real estate and has developed or acquired over $200 million in student housing and multi-family real estate. Read more
Prior to founding Jackson Dearborn Partners, Ryan worked at brokerage firms Marcus and Millichap and Newmark Knight Frank before starting Triad Real Estate Partners in 2010. Triad is a leading broker of student housing and multi-family in the Midwest completing nearly $1.6 billion in sales since inception. Following the success of Triad, he launched JDP with Shaun Buss and Sean Lyons in 2014 with the goal of building out a vertically integrated real estate investment portfolio.
Ryan is a graduate of the University of Michigan and after a decade in Chicago, moved back to Ann Arbor where he now resides with his wife Brittany and their two children.