Elan Sippel-Feldman
Managing Partner
Elan Sippel-Feldman is a real estate investment, development, and advisory executive with 15 years of experience across both private and public markets. His work spans major U.S. cities and premier global retail destinations. In early 2025, he founded CRED Advisors, Inc. to help clients optimize, expand, and de-risk their real estate portfolios.
Elan specializes in navigating complex real estate situations on behalf of owners, investors, and lenders—including LP/GP realignments, lender takebacks, project stabilization, and organizational or pipeline resets. He leads the repositioning of retail assets for higher and better uses and advises national retailers on international expansion, market entry, and portfolio optimization. His expertise includes platform building, capital pipeline management, governance structuring, and contingency planning. Through strategic asset optimization and operational execution, he has created billions of dollars in real estate value.
Prior to founding CRED, Elan served as Managing Director and Executive Committee Member at Raider Hill, where he led the firm’s development and construction platform as well as its complex asset management mandates. He oversaw a $6 billion development pipeline, asset managed more than 25 shopping malls, facilitated $2 billion in retail dispositions, led construction and tenant coordination for a 2 million square foot power center portfolio, and helped redevelop an additional 2 million square feet of retail space.
Previously, he held senior roles at Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, where he led over $1.2 billion in redevelopment projects across the West Coast and managed operations for a portfolio of flagship assets.
Elan holds a BA in Economics from Claremont McKenna College and an MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Management. He is an active member of ICSC, where he was named a CenterBuild Leader Under 40, and ULI, serving on the national Commercial and Retail Development Council (Blue Flight) and the Philadelphia Capital Markets Committee. He lives in Philadelphia with his husband, three children, and their goldendoodle.