SERVICES

As a Real Estate Broker and General Contractor since 1984, Keith brings extensive commercial land development and construction experience to KAM Coastal. A tradesman at heart, he grew up working in the trades and was a construction project manager for various commercial real estate developers. During that time he honed his skills in evaluating commercial property acquisition opportunities.

As a principal, Keith has acquired, entitled, and built commercial business parks in Valencia, Oxnard, Culver City, Ventura, Santa Maria, and San Luis Obispo, CA, while also developing built-to-suit properties throughout the Western United States for Kinko’s, FedEx Express, FedEx Ground, Univision, Cal State Auto Parts, Wal-Mart, and Tractor Supply.

In addition, Keith has become a respected consultant for faith-based organizations in the strategic development or disposition of their real estate assets. These organizations include World Impact, Crazy Love Ministries, William Carey International University, Frontier Ventures, Union Rescue Mission, and several local community churches and para-church organizations throughout California.

Keith lives in Newbury Park, CA, with Robin, his bride of 43 years. Committed to their local church, Keith serves as an Elder, and Robin is an ACBC-certified biblical counselor. They have three adult children and one grandson.

We identify possibilities to tap into underutilized real estate assets so you can unlock new opportunities.

Our Asset Evaluation service examines all aspects of the property’s existing status.

This includes:

• Specific User Identification
• Property Acquisition
• Environment Analysis
• Design Development
• Entitlement Processing
• Project Due Diligence
• Investment Feasibility

At KAM, we take a strategic approach to evaluating assets and getting the green light for land projects. We're all about bringing the community on board and teaming up with local planning leaders to make sure we're making the most every property.

When the need arises to buy or sell, KAM Coastal has the expertise and experience to provide trustworthy buyer and seller representation. We have extensive knowledge of local and regional real estate markets. In addition, we stay up-to-date with the latest market data to provide accurate advice.

KAM Coastal has represented its clients and partnered with developers in hundreds of real estate transactions. This includes the sale of our own business parks and land acquisition. We’ve also assembled multiple properties into larger developable commercial and retail projects. For example, to accommodate a larger development in the Central Coast, Keith personally worked with 19 property owners and assembled 22 parcels to create a 40 acre retail center.  Additionally, KAM worked closely with bank special asset and OREO departments (including Rabo Bank) throughout California to assist in the sale and marketing of bank owned properties, which included retail and commercial properties and residential development broken maps. KAM Coastal has represented over $400,000,000 in real estate sale transactions.

KAM Coastal has also represented many well-known faith-based organizations such as William Carey International University, Crazy Love Ministries, World Impact, and others.

KAM Coastal has the expertise to help our clients develop new real estate assets and create new income streams from their existing property. Founder and President Keith Mathias brings a wealth of construction and project management experience to KAM Coastal Development, Inc. As a general contractor in California since 1984, he has built and managed the construction of hundreds of tenant improvements and from-the-ground-up projects.

Our experience includes:

• Medical office and lab improvements
• Over fifty commercial buildings
• Build-to-suits for end users such as Kinkos, AXO Sports, Tri-County Regional Center, FizioMed Pharmaceuticals, FedEx Express, FedEx Ground, Cal-State Auto, Entravision Communications, Tractor Supply, and many others
• Underground infrastructure for commercial and residential land use