Wilkinson Peabody started in The Bahamas in the early 1980’s, originally selling and developing various types of properties throughout The Caribbean.  By 1989, Wilkinson Peabody had amassed an extensive portfolio (in excess of $300 million) in active properties, along with considerable expertise in the real estate development core business.  

During the early 1990’s, when the real estate markets in North America unraveled, Wilkinson Peabody secured lines of credit in the low to medium nine-figure range.  These new funds provided the ability for Wilkinson Peabody to participate with other lenders in facilitating the development and redevelopment of properties in The Caribbean and Central America.   

In the mid‑late 1990’s, Wilkinson Peabody expanded its investments to encompass Mexico, United States, Canada, Central and South America. In 2007, Wilkinson Peabody expanded into the European and South Pacific market places.

In March 2002, Wilkinson Peabody began to inject equity and mezzanine funds into the retail and shopping mall industries.  financing and advisory roles of these new activities, Wilkinson Peabody merged with a boutique investment company  The amalgamation of portfolios and cumulative credit facilities now provides a multi-billion dollar financial platform, from which Wilkinson Peabody operates.  

Wilkinson Peabody with a very strong foothold in Mexico for the past eighteen years where it has been involved in the developing of low income homes, consulting and financing of housing, shopping centers, office buildings, hotels, resorts, retirement resort developments, manufacturing facilities, medical and agricultural businesses.  Wilkinson Peabody expanded its business in 2001 to take advantage of the lucrative markets of Brazil, Uruguay, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, Argentina and Chile. Additionally, WPC during 2007 expanded its ability to provide financing to businesses in Scotland, Russia, Italy, Georgia, Croatia, Turkey and Egypt.

We believe, like others (including the World Bank), that Central America and the Dominican Republic are on the cusp of economic development along with the balance of Latin America. Countries across Latin America have been showing an annual 5% economic growth for the past 4 years.

The ratifications of CAFTA (Central American Free Trade Agreement) has caused dramatic improvements in the economies of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic.

In 2010, Wilkinson Peabody will continue developing business and plans to expand its financing and advisory roles in Central and South America.

It should also be noted that Wilkinson Peabody has been developing its finance and advisory roles in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia.

Our executive staff and advisory consultants work together to offer prestigious, secure and competitive industrial and commercial financial investments Worldwide.

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