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Rivercrest Partners

2017-present Active
At a glance

California real-estate development and advisory firm focused on public land reuse and school-district housing. California School Boards Association identifies Rivercrest Partners as 'formerly Brookwood Partners,' and Rivercrest's current project materials identify a Culver City Unified School District housing and real-estate analysis covering 13 district sites.

School-district real estate development and advisory firm Current company materials, CSBA listing, and CCUSD meeting record
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Key facts

Amount
$480,000 board-approved CCUSD contract
Financial context
CCUSD staff stated at the May 9, 2023 Board meeting that the Board had approved a $480,000 Brookwood contract in November 2022; a $180,000 open purchase order was described as funds set aside under that same contract.
Documented amounts
$480,000 board-approved contract · $180,000 open purchase order discussed May 9, 2023
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Context note

Current Rivercrest materials say the firm conducted a comprehensive strategic analysis of CCUSD's underutilized real-estate portfolio. The CSBA listing describes Rivercrest as 'formerly Brookwood Partners,' while Chris White's biography says he began working with Alan Katz in 2017 at Brookwood Group. The November 8, 2022 CCUSD video transcript refers to an agreement with 'Brookwood advisors.' At the May 9, 2023 Board meeting, district staff described the prior Brookwood contract as $480,000 and clarified that a $180,000 open purchase order was not a single check but funds reserved and paid as services were used. These related historical names are preserved rather than treated as proof that every similarly named Brookwood legal entity is identical.