Ventura & Santa Barbara Multifamily
Logan Ward
Associate Investments

Logan Ward serves as Associate Investments with Glen Scher and Filip Niculete at Marcus & Millichap's Encino office, specializing in multifamily investment sales across Ventura County and Santa Barbara County. Logan's work is supported by the LAAA Team's 490+ transactions and $1.5B+ in sales volume.
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Local knowledge. Institutional discipline.
Before entering commercial real estate, Logan spent 14 years in the hospitality industry at Yard House Restaurants, rising from server trainer to General Manager. Along the way, he held roles as Restaurant Manager, New Restaurant Opening Supervisor, and Associate General Manager, building expertise in P&L management, team leadership, and client service that translates directly to the investment sales business.
Logan's years managing high-volume restaurant operations across Southern California gave him a deep understanding of local markets and a service-first mindset that his clients value. He joined Marcus & Millichap in 2022 to bring that same commitment to the multifamily investment space, and quickly established himself as the LAAA Team's specialist for the Ventura and Santa Barbara County corridor.
Education
San Diego State UniversityB.S. Recreation & Tourism Management, Hotel & Restaurant Management
Logan's hospitality management degree from SDSU laid the foundation for a career built around service, operational excellence, and understanding what makes a market work from the ground level.
Market Expertise
Focused local coverage.
Logan’s primary markets, supported by the LAAA Team’s regional transaction experience.
CoverageVentura, Oxnard, Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley, Camarillo
CoverageSanta Barbara, Goleta, Carpinteria
CoverageOverflow team coverage
Current Opportunities
Properties currently available
Current LAAA Team opportunities with Logan Ward on the advisory team.
AvailableLand & Development601 Pearl Street, Ojai, CA 930239 buildable units$3,700,000
AvailableMultifamily24802 & 24806 Walnut St, Santa Clarita, CA 913217 units$1,725,000
AvailableMultifamily24846 Walnut St, Santa Clarita, CA 9132116 units$4,200,000
AvailableMultifamily31701 Ridge Route Rd, Castaic, CA 9138433 units$7,500,000Advisory Process
Clear advice from the first conversation through closing.
A clear three-stage approach keeps owners informed while the team coordinates property analysis, market positioning, buyer outreach, negotiation, and closing.
Understand the Property
The process begins with the property, its operations, relevant market evidence, and the owner’s priorities.
Representative work
- Review property and operating information
- Analyze comparable sales, rents, expenses, and market conditions
- Discuss value, timing, and ownership objectives
Shape the Market Strategy
Translate the analysis into a pricing and positioning strategy, marketing materials, and focused buyer outreach.
Representative work
- Establish pricing and positioning
- Prepare marketing materials and conduct buyer outreach
- Manage inquiries, tours, and market feedback
Advise Through Closing
Compare offers, negotiate key terms, and coordinate the transaction through due diligence, escrow, and closing.
Representative work
- Evaluate price, terms, and execution certainty
- Guide negotiation and due diligence
- Maintain clear communication through escrow and closing
Supporting Analysis
Analysis matched to the property and the owner’s objectives.
When Relevant
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LAAA Team Insights
Research for apartment owners and investors.
Selected LAAA Team research relevant to Logan Ward’s practice.
LAAA Team Insights
All insights- From Our Track RecordAfter 30 Years: What Happens When Long-Term Owners Finally SellTwenty-eight of our deals involved sellers who held for decades. The decision to sell is rarely about the building. It is about retirement, estate planning, regulatory fatigue, and the transition from active landlording to passive income.
- From Our Track RecordThe 1031 Exchange Playbook: Patterns from 46 Successful ExchangesFrom 30-year owners transitioning to passive income to regulation-fatigued landlords exiting California entirely. What 46 completed 1031 exchanges reveal about seller motivations, exchange structures, and the outcomes that matter most.