Broad Creek Capital

Broad Creek Capital

Broad Creek Capital was established in 2015 by Matthew Ruesch and Michael Green. The firm traces its capital base to the Ruesch family exit from Ruesch International. It operates from New York with an additional office in Arlington, Virginia. The firm allocates across real estate, private equity, and venture capital. It executes direct acquisitions in multifamily, office, and value-add properties while committing to growth-stage companies. Confirmed positions include 300 M Street SE in Washington DC acquired with Garfield Investments and a South Carolina multifamily portfolio acquired with Springer Capital. The firm also holds GridPoint and Mantra Health. Activity centers on North America with additional exposure through European family relationships. Broad Creek maintains a team of investment and operating professionals across real estate and venture functions. It runs two philanthropic vehicles, the Ruesch Family Foundation and The 1789 Fund. Matthew Ruesch previously served on the Georgetown University Board of Regents and the Save the Children Action Network board. No material operational events occurred in the last 24 months. The firm structures itself as a hybrid multi-family office that originates direct real estate deals and selectively syndicates them to peer families. This model creates recurring co-investment flow without reliance on external fund commitments.