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Greystar Worldwide focuses on residential rental housing with a vertically integrated model that combines investment, development, and property management. Its products work by owning and operating rental properties across international, regional, and local markets through a global platform and local offices, enabling scale, professional reporting, and capital relationships while maintaining local execution. The company differentiates itself through its full-stack approach, combining ownership, development, management, and investment disciplines, plus a large global workforce and long industry experience to provide consistent service and value across all phases of the real estate cycle. Its goal is to create high-quality, inviting homes and enhanced living experiences by leveraging its integrated capabilities and extensive network of capital and expertise.
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10,001+
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$511.6M
Headquarters
Charleston, South Carolina
Founded
1993
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Use project to Franklin mall. News | August 6, 2026 | Mike Boyd Atlanta & Southeast + Apartment Buildings CBL Properties and Greystar broke ground on a mixed-use development at CoolSprings Galleria in Franklin, Tennessee. The project will bring 361 residences and approximately 15,000 square feet of new retail and restaurants to the CoolSprings Galleria campus. In June, CBL announced it had sold a 5.35-acre parcel of underutilized parking to Greystar to make way for this development. The project is expected to take two years to complete. The groundbreaking of the Greystar project goes along with the recent opening of Tennessee's first L.L.Bean store and the announcement of the new DICK'S House of Sports, which will open in 2028 in the JCPenney store location. CBL's owned and managed portfolio is comprised of 88 properties totaling 55.6 million square feet across 23 states, including 55 high-quality enclosed malls, outlet centers and lifestyle retail centers as well as more than 25 open-air centers and other assets.
Photos: groundbreaking marks first phase of CoolSprings Galleria redevelopment. July 28, 2026 A groundbreaking ceremony was held Tuesday, July 28, at CoolSprings Galleria for a new multifamily residential community. Click for More News CBL recently announced it sold a 5.35-acre parcel of land in the northeast corner of the CoolSprings Galleria property to Greystar. This groundbreaking ceremony marks the first construction milestone for an upscale apartment community that will feature 361 residences and 15,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space. Throughout the event, the words collaboration and community were mentioned several times. Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson shared how he hoped the younger generation would return to Williamson County by stating, "How can we ensure, how can we help them be able to move into our community? And it's through projects like this that that will occur." Construction is beginning this summer and is expected to take two years to complete the project in the parking area outside of JCPenney and Macy's. The residential development represents the first announced phase of a broader redevelopment plan for the CoolSprings Galleria campus. In March 2025, the Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a revised development plan covering more than 86 acres surrounding the mall. The plan allows for up to 600 multifamily units, a 120-room hotel, and 84,555 square feet of additional restaurant, retail, and other nonresidential space.
Greystar Chile: the largest US apartment operator acquired 100% of Chile's Lar Group, which manages 12 Santiago rental buildings, expanding its build-to-rent business.
Grey(star) to Black - 8770 Washington sells for record $106 million. Access Culver City, the mixed use development at 8770 Washington Blvd. has changed hands from Greystar to Black Equities for a record setting price of $106 million, according to the Commercial Observer. "The valuation translates to roughly $704,000 per apartment and $805 per square foot for the commercial space. The apartments cost about $81 [million] out of the transaction value, and $25 million went to the leased retail spaces, according to Sandy Albert of City Pads." The Beverly Hills-based investment firm Black Equities purchased the decade-old property from Greystar this month. The complex has 115 residential units and 31,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space, in addition to 389 parking spaces. According to Atlas Brief, rents run 50% above submarket, and the building is still giving away a month free. The average asking price for an apartment is $5,174 per month. With the Culver City Real Estate Transfer Tax, this will bring in more than $4 million to the city's coffers - $4,079,249.96 to be precise. Commercial real estate brokerage house Newmark represented Greystar in the transaction. Black Enterprises holds more than 18 million square feet of commercial real estate across 35 states, according to publicly available company background. Former Culver City Mayor and current Special Assistant Attorney General for Housing in California Alex Fisch stated "This sale price, which shows strong demand for local multifamily housing, proves what we all know: whether you live in a condo, apartment, or a house, Culver City is an incredible place to live." Judith Martin-Straw
America's biggest landlord accused of blocking Section 8 renters. Maddie McGay, USA TODAY NETWORK Fri, July 17, 2026 at 1:04 AM PDT Housing Rights Initiative, a nonprofit watchdog organization, has filed multiple complaints with the New Jersey Division of Civil Rights for alleged fair housing violations by Greystar, the largest apartment manager and owner in the nation. The filings are part of a multi-state action, with 114 total complaints made across six states and Washington, DC, that accuse the company of systematically refusing to rent to prospective tenants holding Section 8 housing vouchers. "Greystar has been committing mass civil rights violations at a scale unlike anything our organization has ever seen," said Aaron Carr, founder and executive director of Housing Rights Initiative. "We have never encountered a landlord that operates with such brazen contempt and hostility toward the rule of law as Greystar. The largest landlord in America is the most discriminatory landlord in America." In response to the claims, Greystar said in a statement that it "remains committed to fair housing practices." The company also said that it "provides training and expects our team members to comply with all applicable laws." The complaints were filed after a series of undercover actions that started in October 2025, where testers from the Housing Rights Initiative called Greystar properties posing as prospective tenants. These testers asked leasing agents at the properties if they could use a Section 8 housing voucher to pay rent. The complaints allege that Greystar leasing agents repeatedly refused to accept vouchers, imposed unlawful conditions - like requiring the voucher to cover 100% of the rent - or refused to count voucher assistance toward minimum income requirements. This is a direct violation of fair housing laws in all seven jurisdictions, Housing Rights Initiative said, and highlights the need for strong enforcement from state civil rights and housing agencies. Greystar manages more than 1.1 million units across the country, according to Greystar's website. Housing Rights Initiative said that its investigation of Greystar is ongoing, and additional fair housing violations may be added to the public record as testing continues. "Our investigation into Greystar revealed that its discriminatory practices are a part of a much larger pattern of source of income discrimination across housing markets, nationwide," said Akash Patel, program development director for Housing Rights Initiative. "Fair and equitable housing practices are critical to the stability of society, and allowing discrimination to continue leaves our most vulnerable neighbors at an even greater disadvantage."