Westland Real Estate Group is a privately held, vertically integrated owner and operator of multifamily residential, retail, and manufactured home communities headquartered in Long Beach, California. Founded in 1977 by Allen Alevy after he sold the California State Fair in 1976, the company operates as a family business through multiple confirmed entities identified from public records. The firm began with the acquisition of a mobile home park in Long Beach and expanded into retail properties through laundromat operations in 1980, later entering the multifamily residential market in the 1990s. The company maintains direct management oversight of its assets. The portfolio includes multifamily communities providing residential units ranging from studios to townhouses, manufactured home communities, and retail properties. Westland operates primarily across Southern California markets, with Los Angeles County representing the largest concentration of multifamily holdings, followed by Las Vegas, San Bernardino County, and San Antonio, Texas. The retail portfolio spans Los Angeles County, Orange County, and the Inland Empire through community centers, lifestyle centers, and neighborhood centers. The retail division focuses primarily on local small businesses, including first-time entrepreneurs. Leadership under President Yanki Greenspan, grandson of founder Allen Alevy, has expanded the company's multifamily holdings into the Las Vegas residential market. The company maintains a long-term hold strategy, acquiring underperforming buildings and implementing comprehensive value-add renovations, occupancy stabilization, and community engagement programs.