Jim Eischens

CEO in Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Jim Eischens is an accomplished real estate professional with over two decades of experience in property management and business development. His diverse portfolio includes single family homes, multifamily apartment buildings, hotels, charters schools, office complexes, and a resort business.

Jim currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of his portfolio of management companies. Eischen’s portfolio of properties includes: The Elysian, DoubleTree by Hilton Minneapolis- U of M, University Inn, The Remington, The Denn, Eagle Crossing- 633 Ontario, 810, 814, 818 8th St apartments, 1088 16th Ave house, 1103 5th St house, 513 8th Ave house, 315 27th Ave SE commercial building, 620 Olson Memorial Hwy (a charter school under construction), and the Elbow Lake Lodge in Cook, MN.

Eischens was inspired to pursue a career in real estate while looking for a place to live during his final days of school at the University of Minnesota. He realized that if he bought a house -- instead of renting -- he could rent out the extra rooms in his place to help cover the mortgage and housing costs. Once this investment proved to be successful, Eischens found another piece of rental investment property to do the same thing. From there, his real estate business continued to grow to more complex and challenging projects.

Outside of his professional endeavors, Jim Eischens is an active community member and committed philanthropist who cares deeply about giving back. He credits his commitment to civic service and the community to his desire to be a well-rounded individual and participant in society.

Eischens understands the importance of supporting organizations that run on donations and volunteers so that they can continue to do the great work they do. Growing up, Eischens was involved in organizations, sports, and youth leadership programs, that were funded through fundraising and philanthropic efforts. Now, supporting these organizations helps give other children a chance to realize the same benefits that he had.

  • Education
    • University of Minnesota