May 19, 2021
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - May 19, 2021 - PRLog -- MC Companies announces the hiring of David Mannion as its Chief Operations Officer effective May 1, 2021. David comes to MC Companies with over twenty years of experience in real estate development, acquisitions, portfolio management and capital markets for public and private companies. Over the course of his career in real estate, David has closed over $7 billion in transactions and managed $24 billion in assets. Prior to joining MC Companies, David served as Head of Capital Markets for a $15 billion publicly-traded REIT where he raised several billion for that company.
MC Companies made this strategic hire to solidify the executive management team and add leadership with institutional experience and relationships to ensure the company's goal of expanding their portfolio from 6,000 units to 25,000 units by 2029. David will lead MC Companies' growth, drive operations, portfolio performance, and oversee capital raises and joint-venture relationships.
"We are thrilled to have David join our team. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience that will help enable us to increase our portfolio and grow our organization," says Lesley Brice, President and Partner at MC Companies.
MC Companies operates primarily in the Southwest with the majority of their holdings in Tucson and the greater Phoenix area. MC Companies also owns and manages communities in Tulsa OK, Houston, San Antonio and Dallas, Texas.
About MC Companies: MC Companies https://www.mccompanies.com is a real estate investment, development, construction, and management company specializing in the multifamily properties and commercial markets. MC Companies has completed over $750 million in multi-family and commercial value-added transactions since 2001.
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