Provo Airpark Building 1
A 97,720 sq ft Class A flex and light-industrial building at Center Street and Lakeview Parkway in Provo, with 13 planned suites and an 18-month modeled hold.
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A 97,720 sq ft Class A flex and light-industrial building at Center Street and Lakeview Parkway in Provo, with 13 planned suites and an 18-month modeled hold.
A 10-unit flex-industrial business park in Lindon, Utah: four existing units plus six newly built, all to be sold within 12–18 months.
A short-term loan secured by a new single-family home in Santaquin, Utah, nearly complete and expected to close in Q3 2026.
A construction loan in Mt. Pleasant, Utah, expected to close in Q3 2026.
Paid off in Q2 2026, returning a 17.65% IRR and a 14.98% annualized ROI to investors.
Swig's first Nashville location — one of two new Swig Fund 1 stores opening in summer 2026.
HRZN's second Swig fund: its first store opened in March 2026 and is already a top performer, with leases for stores two and three in negotiation.
A 12-month land investment for covered RV and boat storage: an 8% preferred return paid monthly while the land is leased and entitled, plus 10% at a pre-arranged sale.
A short-term bridge loan that closed on December 16, 2025, returning 40% annualized and a 49% IRR to investors.
A fast-turn, 3-month secured loan backed by real property in Provo, Utah, closed in August 2025 with a 66.33% annualized return.
Swig West Hills is a Swig franchise location in West Hills, Tennessee, structured as a nine-year hold that targets a 20% IRR through franchise expansion and participation in store cash flow.
A 12-month, asset-backed bridge loan in Vineyard, Utah, that returned 14.14% on investment and a 15.78% IRR.
The Red Ledges Bridge Loan is a long-term, secured investment backed by a premium single-family residence in the Red Ledges community of Heber, Utah.
A 300,000 sq ft industrial warehouse in Provo, Utah, fully backed by a long-term lease with NuSkin (NYSE: NUS).
Hixson joined the Tennessee market in early 2025, part of HRZN’s multi-unit Swig rollout.
A short-term, asset-backed loan secured by a single-family residence in Orem, Utah, repaid with a 36.45% realized return.
Having closed March 2025, the Kamas Bridge Loan is a 6–8 month, asset-backed loan structured to deliver strong returns with a conservative risk profile.
A bridge loan secured by a single-family home in Salt Lake City, repaid in December 2025 with an 18.75% IRR.
One of HRZN's strongest-performing facilities, holding 100% occupancy while executing rent increases.
Springbrook opened in February 2025, quickly building a loyal customer base.
Heber is one of HRZN’s strongest loan executions to date, generating triple-digit IRR for investors on a June 2025 close.
The Wales Bridge Loan is a 12-month secured loan backed by three single-family homes located in Wales, Utah.
A 290-unit self-storage facility near Elko, Nevada, building multiple revenue streams, with occupancy up from 70% to 82% in a year.
Oak Ridge launched in July 2025 with record-setting results, marking Swig’s strongest opening to date and expanding HRZN’s consumer portfolio.
A value-add self-storage facility that has added an 11,000 sq. ft. expansion phase and is leasing up the new units.
Battlefield opened in January 2025, serving as one of Swig’s first locations in Georgia.
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