# Summit Ventures

> Summit Ventures is the Mastroianni family's diversified global investment and development firm, run out of Jupiter/Tequesta, Florida. It builds, funds and operates across five verticals - real estate, private equity, innovation, hospitality and entertainment, and agriculture and natural resources - and cites roughly $15 billion in development, $2.9 billion in deployed capital and 25 projects across California, Florida, Nevada, New Jersey and New York. The firm is the successor to a family enterprise that stretches back to a bricklayer on the Empire State Building and to the U.S. Immigration Fund, one of the country's largest EB-5 regional center operators.

- **Founded:** 2024
- **Headquarters:** Jupiter, United States
- **Founders:** Nicholas Mastroianni II (Founder & Chairman), Nicholas Mastroianni III (President & Chief Marketing Officer), Anthony Mastroianni (Principal)
- **Team size:** Approximately 21 employees (core firm); thousands of jobs created across projects
- **Products:** Real Estate, Private Equity, Innovation, Hospitality & Entertainment, Agriculture & Natural Resources
- **Notable:** Cites roughly $15 billion in development and $2.9 billion in deployed capital across 25 projects., Reports approximately $850 million in capital repaid to investors., Helped finance VIA 57 West, the Bjarke Ingels-designed tower developed with the Durst Organization in New York City.

## Products & services

- **Real Estate** — Development, acquisition and operation of mixed-use, residential and commercial properties, including the Harbourside Place waterfront town center in Jupiter, Florida.
- **Private Equity** — Direct and structured investments across operating companies and real assets, deploying and recycling capital across cycles.
- **Innovation** — Investments in technology and emerging ventures added to the portfolio to diversify beyond hard assets.
- **Hospitality & Entertainment** — Ownership and operation of restaurants, experiential and entertainment venues, extending a family history that began with hospitality in the 1950s.
- **Agriculture & Natural Resources** — Sustainable agriculture and land holdings, including the M Ranch, as a long-duration, inflation-hedging asset class.
- **U.S. Immigration Fund (USIF)** — Affiliated EB-5 regional center operation that raised foreign investor capital to finance major U.S. real estate projects such as VIA 57 West and the Nassau Coliseum revitalization.

## Achievements

- Cites roughly $15 billion in development and $2.9 billion in deployed capital across 25 projects.
- Reports approximately $850 million in capital repaid to investors.
- Helped finance VIA 57 West, the Bjarke Ingels-designed tower developed with the Durst Organization in New York City.
- Backed the revitalization of the Nassau Coliseum on Long Island.
- Developed and operates Harbourside Place, a waterfront mixed-use town center in Jupiter, Florida.
- Built one of the largest EB-5 regional center operations in the U.S. through affiliate U.S. Immigration Fund.

## Latest updates

- **2026-02** — A Summit Ventures affiliate sold part of Harbourside Place in Jupiter - 110 and 115 Front Street and 100 and 102 North Coastal Way - to Voloridge Investment Management for about $57.6 million.
- **2024** — The family formally launched the Summit Ventures brand, consolidating its diversified holdings under a single name.

## Links

- Website: https://summit.ventures
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/summit-ventures-development/
- Twitter/X: https://x.com/_summitventures
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/summitventuresinvestment/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61570175249830

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Last updated: 2026-08-12