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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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KETTLER promotes Kimberly Ramsey to Executive Vice President of Property Management Operations. Property Management Veteran Brings Extensive Expertise and Collaborative Leadership Style to Growing Multifamily Portfolio Kimberly understands that exceptional property management starts with strong teams that have the tools and support to focus on their residents." - Cindy Fisher, President of KETTLER MCLEAN, VA, UNITED STATES, September 25, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / - KETTLER, a nationally recognized real estate investor, developer and property management company, announced today the promotion of Kimberly Ramsey to Executive Vice President of Property Management Operations. In her new role, Ramsey will oversee service operations, community operations, property marketing, and learning and development across KETTLER'S multifamily portfolio. She will continue to lead KETTLER's Central Business Office, a department that she helped develop to centralize administrative functions and give on-site teams more time to focus on community operations and customer experience. "Kimberly understands that exceptional property management starts with strong teams that have the tools and support to focus on their residents," said Cindy Fisher, President of KETTLER. "She has played an important role in strengthening our operations as our portfolio has grown, while continuing to adapt to changing markets and customer expectations. Her collaborative leadership and ability to turn operational challenges into better experiences for both our team members and residents make her the right person to lead this next chapter." Ramsey joined KETTLER in 2018 and most recently held the position of Senior Vice President of Operations, overseeing the operations and national growth of the firm's property management portfolio. During her tenure, she helped build a high-performing leadership team of vice presidents, directors, and regional property managers while supporting KETTLER'S property management operational growth from 19,000 units to more than 27,000 units. "I've had the opportunity over the past eight years to help build this platform alongside an incredibly talented team, and I'm proud of what we've accomplished together," said Ramsey. "KETTLER has become home to me and this new role allows me to continue investing in our people and finding better ways to serve our residents, communities and clients." Prior to joining KETTLER, Ramsey held regional property management positions at Greystar, where she oversaw a diverse portfolio of owned and managed assets in Maryland and Virginia. Earlier in her career, she advanced through several roles at Archstone, specializing in leadership development, needs analysis, training strategy, and customer experience. Matthew Borek Catalyst Communications Group email us here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
Greystar appoints Tom Livelli to lead Asia-Pacific. * Experienced global residential leader returns to Greystar as Head of Asia-Pacific, based in Sydney * Appointment reinforces Greystar's conviction in the long-term opportunity for rental housing across Asia-Pacific * Established regional platform spans six offices and more than 250 team members across Tokyo, Sydney, Melbourne, Shanghai, Singapore and Seoul * Approximately US$3.9 billion in assets under management across more than 11,500 rental units and beds in the region Sydney, 15 September 2026 - Greystar, a global leader in rental housing, today announced the appointment of Tom Livelli as Executive Director, Head of Asia-Pacific, strengthening its regional leadership team as the company enters its next phase of growth across its vertically integrated investment, development and property management platform in the region. Livelli, who previously spent six years at Greystar building and leading its South America business, will be based in Sydney, working with an experienced group of leaders and local teams across Australia, Japan, China, Singapore and South Korea. He will take up the role in early 2027. The appointment comes as Greystar sees significant long-term opportunity for rental housing in Asia-Pacific. The region represents more than half of the world's population and many of the world's fastest-growing cities. Greystar believes continued growth and urbanisation, combined with housing supply-demand imbalances across the region, are driving sustained demand for rental housing and creating a compelling long-term opportunity for global investors. Since entering Asia-Pacific in 2017, Greystar has spent nearly a decade building the local presence and capabilities to capitalise on these opportunities. Today, the firm has US$3.9 billion in assets under management across more than 11,500 rental units and beds and over 250 team members across the region[1], combining local investment, development and property management expertise with the resources, capital relationships and operating insight of one of the world's largest rental housing platforms. Recent investments through Greystar's Asia-Pacific value-add strategy demonstrate the breadth of the platform. In Australia, Greystar completed the A$1.6 billion acquisition of a 5,662-bed student housing portfolio in 2025, establishing significant scale in the country's student housing sector. In Japan, Greystar has acquired more than 5,500 rental units across more than 180 properties since entering the market in 2020 and is actively recycling capital, completing dispositions across 77 properties comprising more than 2,700 homes through the first quarter of 2026. Bob Faith, Founder, Chairman and CEO, Greystar, said: "Greystar Real Estate Partners, LLC has high conviction in the long-term investment and business case for rental housing in Asia-Pacific. For global investors, the opportunity is not simply the scale of the region, but the ability to access fundamentally different residential markets and return drivers within a single region. Greystar Real Estate Partners, LLC believe that creates an increasingly important role for Asia-Pacific in global real estate portfolios and a significant opportunity for specialist managers that can invest selectively and execute locally. "Our ambition is to be at the forefront of that growth, and Tom is the right leader to take our business forward. He knows Greystar and has already demonstrated his ability to build and lead a high-performing, vertically integrated platform and deliver for our investors. Alongside our established country leaders and teams, Tom brings further leadership depth and international investment, development and property management experience as we pursue our long-term ambitions for Asia-Pacific." Wes Fuller, Chief Investment Officer, Greystar, said: "One of Greystar's greatest advantages is the depth of data and operating insight generated by a global platform of more than 1.1 million homes and beds. Combined with its investment in technology and AI, that gives its teams increasingly powerful tools to identify opportunities, understand risk and make better-informed investment decisions. "Tom has built and led vertically integrated platforms across multiple continents and market cycles. He understands that translating global capital and data into successful investment outcomes requires judgement earned on the ground, market by market. That's especially true in Asia-Pacific, where rental housing is at very different stages of maturity - from Japan, one of the world's most established multifamily markets, to Australia and other markets where the institutional rental sector is still emerging, each with distinct market dynamics." During his previous six years at Greystar, Livelli built and led its South America business. Under his leadership, the platform surpassed approximately US$800 million in assets under management, completing 19 investments and 8 third-party management contracts totalling approximately 6,000 units[2]. Livelli also raised Greystar's first discretionary commingled fund in Chile and established major institutional investment partnerships. He brings more than 20 years of international real estate investment, development and property management experience. [1] As of 30 June 2026. AUM includes the portion of the current regulatory assets under management ("RAUM") of Greystar Investment Group, LLC (the "RIA") attributable to the Asia Pacific platform as well as Asia Pacific real estate investments organized by affiliates of Greystar Real Estate Partners ("GREP") and Asia Pacific real estate projects for which affiliates of GREP serve as the primary developer, manager or operator. The investment adviser's (GIG's) regulatory assets under management were $36.5 billion globally as of December 31, 2025. [2] As of Q2 2023 Media contacts: Annabel Turbutt-Day Senior Director - Corporate Affairs, International [email protected] / +44 (0)7879 602 954 About Greystar Greystar is a leading, fully integrated global real estate platform offering expertise in property management, investment management, development, and construction services in institutional-quality rental housing. Headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, Greystar manages and operates over $350 billion of real estate in over 270 markets globally with offices throughout North America, Europe, South America, and the Asia-Pacific region. Greystar is the largest operator of apartments in the United States, managing more than one million units/beds globally. Across its platforms, Greystar has over $80 billion of assets under management, including over $34 billion of development assets and approximately $36.5 billion of regulatory assets under management. Greystar was founded by Bob Faith in 1993 to become a provider of world-class service in the rental residential real estate business.
Greystar, PGIM complete phase I of Charleston warehouse project. Greystar and PGIM, the global asset management business of Prudential Financial, completed Lowcountry Logistics Center Building I and began construction of Buildings II and III in the greater Charleston area. The 145,463-square-foot rear-loading facility at 7651 Southrail Road has a clear height of 32 feet, 34 dock doors, and two drive-in doors. Leasing efforts are being led by Peter Fennelly, Simons Johnson and Will Crowell of Bridge Commercial. Construction is underway on Lowcountry Logistics Buildings II and III, located at 8276 & 8250 Patriot Boulevard in North Charleston. The two rear-load buildings total over 180,000 square feet. All three buildings can accommodate a wide range of industrial users, with suites divisible to approximately 16,000 square feet and are well suited for distribution, warehousing and manufacturing operations. Hagood S. Morrison, John Beam, Brooks Courtney, and Graham Weisel of Bridge Commercial will lead leasing efforts for Buildings II and III. * | Development
The pipeline: commercial real estate deals for 9.4.26. The Fitzgerald, a new downtown apartment complex, sells for over $100 million. Several other eight-figure sales occurred across the metro last week, too. By: Matt Geiger Published: September 4, 2026 San Francisco-based Carmel Partners purchased The Fitzgerald, a 282-unit apartment and retail building constructed in 2022 at 1840 Market St., for $110 million from Greystar Real Estate Partners, the company that built it. Invesco purchased the Berkeley Village Mobile Home Park, 5400 Sheridan Blvd. in unincorporated Adams County, for $98.25 million from Berkeley Investments LLP. Peakline Apartments LLC purchased the Peakline at Copperleaf Apartments, 4343 S. Picadilly St. in Aurora, for $72.5 million from 29Sc Tic Brighton LLC, 29Sc Tic Woodlake LLC, Bluebonnet Tic Investors LLC and Sapient Tic Real Estate Investment LLC.
Sterling Realty Organization expands executive team, names Andy Campbell New Vice President of Land Strategy. September 1, 2026. Savvy Real Estate Executive Brings 18 Years of Development, Investment Strategy and Capital Markets Expertise to New Role Overseeing Company's Development Opportunities Bellevue, Wash. - September 1, 2026 -Sterling Realty Organization (www.SterlingRealty.com) 'SRO', a fifth-generation real estate corporation with commercial real estate assets in the Puget Sound and Salt Lake City markets, today announced it has named Andy Campbell Vice President of Land Strategy, further strengthening the company's executive leadership team as it continues to advance its long-term growth and investment strategy. In his new role, Andy will serve as a member of SRO's executive team with primary responsibility for the company's land holdings and development opportunities. Drawing on his rich background in development, joint venture structuring and management, portfolio and investment strategy, and capital markets, Andy will help identify, evaluate and advance opportunities that create long-term value for SRO and its stakeholders. "Andy brings a remarkable blend of development expertise, strategic thinking and experience navigating complex real estate transactions to his new role," said Matt Skager, President, SRO. "His deep understanding of land strategy, capital markets and long-term investment - along with his strong reputation for building trusted partnerships - will be instrumental to the team as we continue to evolve and expand SRO's growing portfolio." "I'm excited to join Sterling Realty Organization and become a member of its highly respected leadership team," said Campbell. "SRO's strategic approach to long-term ownership, commitment to integrity, and focus on creating lasting value aligns deeply with how I've always approached my career. I look forward to helping identify and advance new opportunities while building on the company's strong foundation and contributing to its continued success." New Vice President of Land Strategy: Andy Campbell With 18 years of experience in the commercial real estate industry, Andy brings extensive background to his new role spanning across development, investment strategy, joint ventures and capital markets. Prior to joining SRO, Andy served as Senior Director of Development at global real estate company Greystar, where he managed new development and capital markets efforts throughout the Pacific Northwest. His responsibilities included leading regional market strategy, sourcing new investment opportunities, presenting projects to a global investment committee, conducting due diligence and overseeing design and entitlement progression. He also led regional capital markets efforts, securing domestic and foreign capital for new development projects. Before that, Andy spent eight years as a Vice President at HAL Real Estate, the U.S. arm of a large European family office. During his tenure, he helped grow the company's direct and joint venture development platform to a stabilized value of more than $1 billion across 19 investments. He oversaw complex projects involving large-scale assemblages, rezones, environmental cleanup and specialized development strategies, while structuring joint ventures and managing projects through completion. Over the course of his time with HAL, Andy oversaw the development of more than 2,500 multifamily units and 300,000 square feet of commercial space. Several of these projects received NAIOP awards, AIA honors and other industry recognition. Earlier in his career, Andy served as a Director at multifamily real estate developer Wood Partners, overseeing multifamily development projects in Seattle and Portland, and spent six years in land use and development consulting, advising public- and private-sector clients on large and complex master-planned projects both at private civil engineering and land development firm ESM Consulting Engineers and real estate advisory and investment firm Heartland. Andy earned his undergraduate degree in Urban Studies and Urban Planning from the University of Washington (UW) and later returned for graduate coursework in Finance and Economics as a recipient of the William W. Philip Endowed Scholarship. He also holds Series 7 and Series 63 securities certifications, as well as state and national real estate brokerage licenses. An active member of the commercial real estate community, Andy is member of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and NAIOP Washington and has served as a development representative for the Seattle Design Review Board. He has also advised students in the Commercial Real Estate certificate program at UW and sits on Seattle's Housing Roundtable where he represents the real estate community in coordinating policy matters with the City of Seattle's Mayor and City Council. Outside the office, Andy volunteers as an Emergency Medical Technician and ski patroller and enjoys time with his wife and two children in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest, where they spend their weekends biking, skiing and climbing. SRO: Continuing Growth Across the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West As a fifth-generation, full-service real estate company with a portfolio of more than 2.3 million square feet of premier assets across the Puget Sound and Salt Lake City markets, Sterling Realty Organization is widely recognized for its financial expertise, integrity, and enduring commitment to excellence. With numerous Class-A office and transit-oriented development sites and shopping centers in its Pacific Northwest and Mountain West portfolio, environmental stewardship is also a high priority, as SRO aspires to be among the leaders of landlords focused on sustainability. Most recently, SRO completed a 55,000 SF reimagining of the ground plane and lobby of its iconic 450,000 SF Symetra Center - now repositioned as one of Bellevue's premier Class-A office towers - reflecting the firm's commitment to creating modern, amenity-rich workplaces that meet the evolving expectations of today's workforce. The project was named the 2025 NAIOP Night of the Stars 'Redevelopment/Renovation of the Year' for its outstanding design quality, market success and distinctive project vision. About Sterling Realty Organization Established in 1911, Sterling Realty Organization (SRO), is a real estate corporation holding commercial assets and land in the Puget Sound and Salt Lake City markets.