Peak Ski Projects originates, entitles, and operates real estate at the base of North American mountains — resorts, workforce housing, and the mixed-use villages that hold a ski town together year-round.
Mountain towns fail or thrive on the same four systems. We underwrite all four together, not one at a time.
Buying and operating ski areas directly — lift infrastructure, grooming, snowmaking, and the on-mountain guest experience that drives visitation.
Ski-in/ski-out retail, hospitality, and commercial development at the base area — the built environment between the parking lot and the lift.
Housing for the people who run the mountain. The binding constraint on staffing and service at almost every resort we've studied.
Lodging and recreation that keeps a mountain town solvent in June as well as January — mountain biking, events, and shoulder-season demand.
Before we spend a season on a market, it has to answer these in order — each gate harder to clear than the last.
Base elevation, average annual snowfall, and existing snowmaking coverage — the physical floor under everything else.
Proximity to a metro population large enough to sustain day-trip and destination visitation without total dependence on air travel.
Land use status, USFS special-use permit terms where applicable, and how much of the approval path is already cleared versus ahead of us.
Whether the surrounding town can staff the operation today, and what it costs to close the gap with workforce housing we build ourselves.
Three mountain properties currently under evaluation, screened against the same four criteria.
142 acres with roughly 70 skiable, plus an optional 10-acre subdivision lot and individually priced commercial parcels; potential build-out into snow tubing and winter sports.
230 acres at an 8,500' base elevation with two lodges, 15 cabins, 4 duplexes, and a 6-room motel across 35 trails; 300+ inches of average annual snowfall.
Historic Moosehead Lake region ski area; available standalone or bundled with up to 30,000 surrounding acres for large-scale expansion.
Peak Ski Projects is an affiliate of Dissonant Capital LLC, a vertically integrated real estate investment platform built on continuous, data-driven market screening paired with hands-on execution — acquisition, design, construction, procurement, and property management, all kept in-house. The same discipline, now applied to the base of the mountain.