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Greystar strengthens mid-Atlantic and northeast presence with hiring of Christina Bolter

Jun 22, 2009

As part of a continued expansion of their national footprint, Greystar announced that Christina Bolter will be joining the team as the managing director of Greystar’s new D.C. Metro area office. In this capacity, with the nation’s fifth largest multifamily manager, Bolter will work extensively with Greystar’s existing teams in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast markets focusing on new business development. “Christina’s years of industry experience combined with her commitment to excellence will tremendously help Greystar as we compete in this highly competitive marketplace,” said Andrew Livingstone, executive director of the management division. “Christina has a proven track record of motivating talented people to achieve success and I am thrilled that Greystar will benefit by having her on the ground strengthening existing relationships and building new ones.” Bolter will be based in the new office located in Tyson's Corner, Va. Since the January acquisition of Dallas-based JPI Management Services, Greystar has significantly increased the number of properties it manages in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast markets. Bolter has more than 13 years of experience in the multifamily industry, most recently serving as senior vice president-mid-Atlantic with Riverstone Residential Group where she was responsible for a diverse property portfolio consisting of high-rise, mid-rise and garden style communities that complement a variety of lifestyles with market rate, high-end luxury and affordable apartment choices. In addition to her market place expertise, Christina has extensive experience in new construction, lease ups, acquisitions, renovations, repositions and financially and physically stressed assets. For more information, visit www.greystar.com.
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