Real estate & enterprise
A career in multifamily investment. A commitment to lasting change. Explore Terry Bean’s business record—and the experience and relationships he brought to civil rights advocacy.
Terry Bean · Enterprise & advocacy
Aggregate property value
Apartment units
Multifamily properties
Career totals reported in Terry’s industry biography for properties purchased, owned, and sold under his leadership. Aggregate property value does not represent personal wealth or a current portfolio valuation.
The business record
Terry’s industry biography describes more than four decades of multifamily investment experience. His work spans acquisitions, investment partnerships, asset management, and condominium conversions.
Western markets identified in the company’s industry profile.
A documented transaction · Phoenix
In May 2017, CoStar reported that Bean Investment Real Estate sold the 219-unit Club 7 apartment community in Phoenix to Pennybacker Capital for $19 million.
A concrete example of the firm’s multifamily activity in the Western United States.
Read the transaction report →Company transaction; the report does not specify Terry’s individual role. Full article requires a CoStar subscription.
From enterprise to institution
HRC’s Washington headquarters brings the business and advocacy stories together. The next chapter explores Terry’s involvement in the effort to establish a permanent national home for the organization.
HRC’s 2003 annual report records the building’s dedication that year and describes it as a lasting presence for the movement.
Explore HRC’s 2003 annual report →The wider legacy
Terry’s legacy includes both enterprise and advocacy. Continue into the living archive to explore the people, organizations, and milestones that shaped his work for equality.