Full-Time
Updated on 9/3/2026
Full-service real estate platform providing management
$138k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Frisco, TX, USA
Remote
Regular regional travel is required.
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Lincoln Property Company is a large private real estate firm that operates a full-service platform for both commercial and residential real estate on a global scale. It provides property management to maintain tenant satisfaction and steady occupancy, leasing, development, and real estate investment services. Its projects include rental communities such as The Residences at Naper & Plank. Revenue comes from management and leasing fees, development services, and returns on real estate investments. The company differentiates itself by offering an integrated, end-to-end real estate platform under one umbrella, serving tenants, property owners, and investors with consistent service across markets. Lincoln Property Company’s goal is to grow a nationwide and international real estate portfolio while delivering reliable occupancy, well-managed properties, successful development projects, and solid returns for investors.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
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Headquarters
Dallas, Texas
Founded
1965
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Texas' tallest tower completes construction two months ahead of schedule. Aug 31, 2026, 09:01 ET More than 6,800 skilled workers and 150 trade partners helped DPR Construction build Austin's 74-story Waterline, "a city within a city" that combines five distinct uses and integrates with the downtown environment AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - DPR Construction, a forward-thinking, self-performing builder, announced construction completion of Waterline, the 74-story mixed-use tower at 98 Red River Street. The tower rises 1,025 feet above downtown Austin and stands as the tallest building in Texas. Construction wrapped up in 48 months, two months ahead of a 50-month planned schedule. Spanning 2.7 million square feet with a footprint of more than three acres, the tower integrates residential, hotel, office, retail and parking into a single vertical destination - what one partner described as "a city within a city." It also creates a vibrant new ground-level connection to Waterloo Greenway's 13-acre Confluence, which opened in June. "Waterline pushed every assumption about scale, complexity and coordination," said DPR Project Executive Brett Bickford. "This was a massive undertaking, and we wouldn't be where we are today without our talented and resilient team of skilled craft professionals and trade partners." Bickford noted that DPR's dedicated self-perform team was what made delivery ahead of schedule possible. This allowed the project team to manage critical scopes with their own workforce, providing greater control over quality and schedule, which led to more predictable outcomes. "This monumental and highly complex project reflects what's possible when an extraordinary team aligns around a shared vision and never loses focus on execution," said Seth Johnston, Executive Vice President of Lincoln Property Company, which co-developed the project with Kairoi Residential. Construction involved more than 150 trade partners and 6,800 skilled workers, who recorded approximately 4.5 million worker hours. Roughly 1,000 workers were onsite during peak activity. The DPR team also placed approximately 150,000 cubic yards of concrete - enough to fill 46 Olympic-sized swimming pools - including building more than 92 individual sculptural columns (15 installed on the roof). "Delivering a project of this size, scale, and technical complexity requires trust, collaboration, resilience, and relentless commitment. And to get it done ahead of schedule is almost unheard of," said Bryan Kent, DPR's Central Texas Business Unit Leader. "Thousands of people helped bring Waterline to life, and their contributions have shaped Austin's skyline and strengthened how people experience and connect with our city. DPR is proud and thankful to have been part of it." KEY PARTNERS: Development Partners: Lincoln Property Company and Kairoi Residential Design Architect: KPF Architect of Record: HKS, Inc. Structural Engineer: Brockette Davis Drake, Inc. (BDD) MEPF Engineer: Alvine & Associates, Inc. WATERLINE BY THE NUMBERS Height: 1,025 feet Floors: 74 Size: 2.7+ million square feet Footprint: 3+ acres Completion: July 2026 (Delivered in 48 months, 2 months ahead of schedule) Concrete: 150,000+ cubic yards placed Worker hours: 4.5+ million Workforce impact: Approximately 6,800 workers overall Peak onsite workforce: Approximately 1,000 workers at peak Trade partners: Approximately 150 Individual sculptural columns: 92 (15 on the roof) Residential units: Top 33 floors, 352 units Hotel: 13 floors, 252 rooms Office space: 24 floors, 703,000 square feet, Class AA offices Dining & retail: 24,000 square feet Elevators: 30 About DPR Construction DPR Construction is a forward-thinking, self-performing general contractor and construction manager specializing in complex projects across the advanced technology, life sciences, healthcare, higher education, and commercial markets. Guided by our purpose - We Exist to Build Great Things(R)- DPR's global portfolio spans large-scale new construction, tenant improvements and special projects. Founded in 1990, DPR is one of the largest privately held, employee-owned companies in the US. We are strategically focused on building long-term partnerships and delivering more predictable outcomes for customers. We're advancing the industry by integrating the project lifecycle from design to delivery using innovative construction methods, prefabrication on more than 90% of new work, and a highly skilled craft workforce deployed on nearly all of our projects. DPR consistently ranks among the top building contractors and employs more than 13,500 professionals across our family of companies worldwide. For more information, visit www.dpr.com. About Lincoln Property Company Lincoln Property Company ("Lincoln") is one of the largest private real estate firms in the United States. Offering a fully integrated platform of real estate services and innovative solutions to owners, investors, lenders and occupiers, Lincoln supports the entire real estate lifecycle across asset types, including office, multifamily, life science, retail, industrial, data center, production studio, healthcare, government, universities, sports and entertainment, and mixed-use properties, throughout the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe. Lincoln's combined management and leasing portfolio on behalf of institutional clients includes more than 720 million square feet of commercial space. For more information, visit: www.lpc.com. About Kairoi Kairoi Residential is a partner-led company with a unified approach to investing, developing and managing multifamily communities. Kairoi has been involved in the business of developing and owning multifamily properties since 2002. Over the course of our existence, we have developed or owned in excess of 57,000 units in many cities and states across the country. Kairoi Residential has developed approximately $2.5B in new developments in San Antonio, Dallas, Chicago, Denver, Houston, Miami, Charlotte, and Austin. DPR Construction John Daigre [email protected] 925-788-1615 SOURCE DPR Construction
Lincoln Property company joint venture acquires $450M mixed-asset multifamily portfolio. August 28, 2026 A joint venture between Lincoln Property Co., Saber-Hightower and Waterfall Asset Management has acquired a $450 million portfolio of multifamily and commercial real estate assets in the Tri-State Area. The acquisition totals 4 million square feet of space, and also includes development opportunities. Assets included in the transaction are Edgewater Harbor, a 262-unit waterfront mixed-use property in Edgewater, N.J., as well as Trilogy Lofts in Yonkers, N.Y., a newly developed 97-unit transit-oriented community. A 50-unit second phase at Trilogy Lofts is expected to begin this year. The multifamily component of the portfolio also includes 761 Main Avenue in Norwalk, Conn., a 29-acre mixed-use property with a medical outpatient complex and pads for multifamily development. Financing for the broader portfolio included two CMBS assumptions and two balance-sheet loans, Zachary Liebmann, partner and head of commercial real estate at Waterfall Asset Management, said in prepared remarks. Trilogy Lofts, located at 21 Scarsdale Road in Yonkers, will span 147 units following the completion of its second phase. Yardi Matrix lists the property as having studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments averaging 765 square feet. Lincoln Property Co. bought the asset for $45 million from National Resources in June, according to the same source. Shared amenities at the development include a rooftop terrace and kitchen, a clubhouse, a coworking suite, a yoga room and a golf simulator. Individual apartments come with in-unit laundry, dishwashers and stainless steel appliances. Under the joint venture's business plan, the companies plan to renovate and reposition the multifamily assets included in the sale, as well as lease up and stabilize the assets. The plan also includes selective development of the portfolio's land parcels.
Greystar offloads Elan Yorktown apartments for $99M as adjacent mall faces foreclosure. Venture of RPM Living and New York Life still confident in market fundamentals Not long after a suburban Chicago mall makeover hit stumbling blocks, Greystar offloaded a nearby apartment complex for $99 million. Charleston, South Carolina-based Greystar sold the 295-unit Elan Yorktown in Lombard to a venture of RPM Living and New York Life in a deal that closed last week and comes out to about $335,000 per unit, records show. The venture's purchase was supported by a $63.4 million mortgage from JPMorgan, mortgage records show. Greystar developed the property between 2017 and 2018 after spending about $1.6 million on the initial land acquisition and taking out a $56.5 million loan from CIBC. It's unclear what the company's total investment in the development was but the company last refinanced the property for $68 million with Acre. Representatives of RPM did not respond to requests for comment and representatives of Greystar declined to comment. The apartment building is next to the Yorktown Center Mall which is at the center of a $200 million redevelopment effort led by Los Angeles-based Pacific Retail Capital Partners. But Pacific Retail last month defaulted on a $107 million debt package secured by the mall after failing to repay the loan at its June 2026 maturity date. The default came just after Pacific Retail completed the first phase of the $200 million redevelopment plan. That phase included the addition of a public plaza and park, along with a separate 276-apartment building known as Reserve at Yorktown developed by project partner, Synergy Construction. The shopping mall's valuation has cratered since the loan was originated in 2014. An October 2024 appraisal valued the 787,000-square-foot mall at $60.4 million. That's a 75 percent decline from its $242.7 million valuation when CCRE Lending, a venture backed by U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's firm Cantor Fitzgerald, first made the loan in 2014. Cash flow began to unravel following the closures of Sports Authority in 2016 and Carson's in 2018, and then had its issues exacerbated by state-ordered retail shutdowns during the pandemic in 2020. KeyBank granted multiple maturity extensions over the past eight years, including a modification in August 2025 that pushed the loan's final deadline to June 2026. Still, multifamily properties have been outperforming other types of properties surrounding the mall. Torchlight Investors' Cityview at Highlands apartment complex hit a rough patch when interest rates started to rise in 2022, but has since stabilized, MorningStar data shows. Also nearby, MorningStar notes that the Haven at Highland owned by New York-based Churchwick Partners, boasted a strong performance with 94 percent occupancy as of last year and a debt-coverage-service-ratio over 1.5, meaning that the properties' net operating income is 150 percent higher than its debt service costs. Meanwhile, an adjacent office complex faced a drop-off in demand after the pandemic. In May, Bruce Stern's Red River Asset Management and Lincoln Property Company were hit with a foreclosure lawsuit over their 174,000-square-foot office building at 701 East 22nd Street after defaulting on a $15.2 million loan. RPM and New York Life are likely playing the long game as the Chicago suburbs' multifamily market continues to take off. Total multifamily sales volume in the suburbs increased by more than 67 percent year over year in the second quarter of 2026, a recent report from local brokerage Interra Realty found. RPM has been an active buyer in and around Chicago. In March, the firm bought the 294-unit Orland Ridge build-to-rent community in Orland Park for $102 million. And in July, RPM bought the SoNo East Apartments for $125.2 million in Lincoln Park from the New Jersey-based asset-management arm of Prudential Financial.
Lincoln, ACORE converting historic SLC foundry. Lincoln Property Company and ACORE CAPITAL launched Foundry43, the new identity for the former Industry SLC historic structure. The property was created through the adaptive reuse of a distinctive industrial landmark in Salt Lake City. (photo courtesy Salt Lake Tribune) ACORE enlisted Lincoln to help stabilize and reposition this mixed-use development at the former steel foundry site. Together, the partners have been making meaningful investments into the property to restart construction and have now completed the parking structure and retail space. The Former Industry SLC building Reimagined as Foundry43 will build upon the existing 230,000 square foot office campus by delivering 64,000 square feet of additional creative office space, a 34,000 square foot fitness center, 12,000 square feet of new retail, and a 1,000-stall parking garage in the heart of the Granary Neighborhood. JLL has been retained to lead leasing efforts for the property. Inside the story. Mike covers its Texas and Phoenix/Southwest regions. He is a veteran news reporter who spent 10 years in radio and television news, mostly in Tucson, Arizona. Following his career in the media, he spent ten years as a communications executive for a publicly traded development company. Mike is married with three boys and three Huskies. * | Development
Lincoln Property Company and Strategic Value Partners have completed the redevelopment of The Bluffs at Playa Vista, a 500,000-square-foot Class A office campus in Los Angeles. The project secured over 57,000 square feet in new leases before completion, including The Honest Company's 38,240-square-foot headquarters and Thrive Causemetics' 19,076-square-foot office. Lincoln and SVP acquired The Bluffs in a joint venture in 2024. The redevelopment included extensive capital improvements such as reimagined lobbies, workplace lounges, a multimedia conference centre, upgraded mechanical systems, and enhanced indoor-outdoor spaces with landscaped courtyards and private terraces. Located at 12121 and 12181 Bluff Creek Drive, the two-building campus offers flexible floor plates up to 50,000 square feet and amenities including an onsite fitness centre and restaurant. SVP manages approximately $21 billion in assets under management.