Commercial real estate is a core strength of CIRI’s business portfolio. CIRI owns, manages, and invests in significant commercial and residential real estate developments in Alaska, Arizona, Virginia and Texas. CIRI partners with industry-leading real estate firms to identify opportunities and develop sustainable business models, all to create value for CIRI Shareholders.
Tikahtnu Commons is Alaska’s premier retail and entertainment center. The center is owned and operated by North Anchorage Real Estate Investors, LLC, a partnership between CIRI and Browman Development Company, Inc.
Centrally located in Midtown Anchorage, this elegant and energy-efficient eight-story building features innovative design that promotes productivity in a comfortable and controllable work environment.
Maple Springs of Anchorage was built on CIRI-owned land in South Anchorage and in partnership with Maple Springs Living. Cadence General Contractors constructed the building. Additional land acreage is available for future expansion.
Ladera is a 1,100-acre planned community in San Antonio, Texas. The community includes homes constructed by multiple regional and national homebuilders.
In Manassas, VA, Merritt hosts facilities available for data centers, light to medium industrial, office, manufacturing, warehousing and outside storage.
CIRI has a long-standing partnership with Weidner Apartment Homes, a nationally recognized real estate manager and investment company. Weidner has substantial holdings of multifamily apartment properties through the contiguous United States, Alaska and Canada. Weidner has been a long-time supporter of the Annual CIRI Golf Classic in addition to being a trusted business partner.
Cook Inlet Region, Inc., also known as CIRI, is one of twelve land-based Alaska Native regional corporations created by the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971 (ANCSA or the Act).
The Act addressed the aboriginal claim to land by Alaska Native people by mandating the formation of for-profit corporations representing various regions of the state and by providing land and seed capital to those corporations. CIRI is one of those corporations, with regional boundaries that roughly follow the traditional Dena’ina territory of southcentral Alaska. CIRI was incorporated on June 8, 1972.
