Lecturer
BA Political Science, Tufts University 2001
Real estate capital markets
Real Estate Development
Real Estate Finance
Lecturer
Real estate capital markets
Real Estate Development
Real Estate Finance
Mr. Adam Deermount earned an undergraduate degree from Tufts University in Political Science. He is a licensed California real estate broker. Adam is Chief Investment Officer of Ramser Development Company (RDC) where he leverages 20 years of commercial real estate and capital markets experience to focus on building a nationwide RV & Boat and industrial outdoor storage platform.
Prior to RDC, Deermount was a cofounder of RanchHarbor where he focused on acquisitions and capital raising activities of value add multifamily, industrial and self storage properties. Deermount also co-founded Landmark Real Estate, a real estate capital advisory firm disciplined in finance and private equity, where he successfully advised clients on over $1.3 billion of capital transactions across all asset classes.
Deermount was an advisor to State Street Bank on the restructuring of a $550 million land and development loan. He also served as a bankruptcy consultant to Hogan-Webb, LLC, the chief restructuring officer of LandSource Holding Company, a $2.6 billion land development company owned by Lennar Homes, LNR Partners, and CalPERS. Deermount’s experience also includes roles with California National Bank, TA Associates Realty and Merrill Lynch Capital in the Commercial Real Estate Finance Group.
Deermount was a 2001 colligate All-American and national collegiate sailing champion. He is an active member of Newport Harbor Yacht Club and has held numerous leadership roles. He was Fleet Captain from 2018 from 2019 and is a member of the 2022 Finance and Audit Committee. Deermount resides in Newport Beach with his wife and two daughters.
2020-2021: Primary Investigator, CSUTC Research Grant, State of California
Title: Achieving Excellence for California’s Freight System: Developing Competitiveness and Performance Metrics Incorporating Sustainability, Resilience, and Workforce Development