Bryan Properties

It is easy to fixate on the urgency of now. There are always things on the daily agenda that can’t wait — calls and texts to return, emails to write, a meeting across town that you’ve already had to reschedule twice.

When your world is a whirl, the idea of taking time to think about the future seems like a luxury.

Bryan Properties thinks otherwise. The company, led by founder Bryan Magers, sees the benefits of considering the future when making decisions about the present.

The company’s culture encourages a forward-looking approach:

•Act in the now, with the future in view.

•Shape communities, not just properties.

•Create places where families grow, cities thrive, and futures take root.

Current examples:

•The Rock in Harrison, Ark.

A new multifamily community hadn’t been built in Harrison in more than a decade. Local workers couldn’t find places to live. The city wanted to change that dynamic and grow the local economy. Bryan Properties helped build new roots.

•The Element by Westin, a Marriott International hotel that opens next month in Branson.

Modern, branded lodging keeps Branson competitive and fresh amid increasing visitor demand. It strengthens Branson’s 12-month economy, diversifies its appeal, and ensures visitors have quality choices that keep them coming back.

•Supporting an Events Center in Springfield.

Magers believes it could be the epicenter of Springfield’s development as a destination city, with broad economic and cultural benefits.

Economic projections say an Events Center could generate visitor spending of $430 million over 10 years — $1.3 billion over 30 years — fostering dynamic, long-term economic growth across the Ozarks.

An Events Center can be the catalyst that connects visitors, generates year-round economic activity, and supports sustainable growth across the Ozarks, positioning our region for a vibrant future.

Bryan Properties is helping build that future.