Johnson & Carr is a local Seattle developer of multi-family and mixed-used projects based in Seattle’s urban core with new projects now underway in Bellevue,WA and Boise, ID. Founded by Tyler Carr and Kelten Johnson in 2010, the company specializes in creative applications of urban infill with a focus on providing affordable and sustainable housing. As Seattle natives, we are long-term owners, committed to enhancing the built environment of the Cities which we love.
Investments
J&C specializes in creative applications of urban infill with a focus on providing affordable and sustainable housing. Having established strategic partnerships with like-minded local investors, design professionals, contractors and community stakeholders, our core values are realized through responsible development projects that contribute to the neighborhoods and communities they are within.
Consulting
Project Development: Site selection, Feasibility, Financial Analysis, Construction Management, Asset Management
Project Entitlement: We work to build strong consultant teams whose primary interest is to serve the needs of our client, and guide the design and construction process so that it best meets established project goals and a confirmed building program.
About Kelten & Tyler
Kelten Johnson has a thorough understanding of how buildings function both operationally and financially, allowing him to be involved in many aspects of the development process. Kelten has been active in real estate development and investment since 2006 with experience in brokerage sales, for profit development, and non-profit development. Kelten has a degree from Colorado State University and a certificate from the University of Washington’s Commercial Real Estate Program.
Tyler Carr has expertise in both the tangible and analytical sides of real estate development. Tyler oversees all financial aspects of the business. He began his career in real estate in 2005 when he formed NCS Development, specializing in residential contracting and development. Tyler has a degree in Economics and a certificate in Construction Management from the University of Washington.
