Crow Holdings is a privately owned real estate investment and development firm based in Dallas, Texas, US. Established 75 years ago by founder Trammell Crow, the firm has a long history of leadership in real estate and a commitment to doing business with integrity. The company has evolved and innovated over time, adapting its focused strategy based on secular trends and responding to shifts in the business and economic landscape.

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Diamondback Investment Group excels in acquiring, entitling, developing, leasing, and managing assets with an analytical and entrepreneurial approach.

Diamondback Investment Group, LLC

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Peter Downey Construction Company, Inc. is a custom-oriented company specializing in premium residential building projects, including new work, additions, and renovations. Self-described as experts in achieving architecturally and artistically stunning results with technically demanding designs.

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Crow Holdings is a leading real estate investment and development firm founded in 1948 and based in Dallas, Texas. With 20 offices across the U.S., Crow Holdings’ local, on-the-ground presence amplifies its hands-on capabilities across a broad range of investment strategies, product types, and ventures in partnership with institutional investors. Crow Holdings has $30 billion in assets under management, one of the largest multifamily and industrial development platforms in the nation, investments across the energy sector including solar and battery storage projects, and a broad, diversified investment portfolio, pursuing compelling investment opportunities to capitalize on evolving, secular growth potential. For 75 years, Crow Holdings’ success has been rooted in its founding principles of partnership, collaboration, and alignment of interests.

In 1948, with a single warehouse and a far-reaching vision, Trammell Crow started a company that would go on to become a sprawling real estate empire – one that would transform the industry forever. Over the decades, Mr. Crow, his company, and its partners evolved and innovated, shaped cities and created opportunity, started businesses and built a legacy. Check out the company’s website for more about Crow Holdings’ history of partnership and a timeline of its numerous milestones: https://lnkd.in/gK5kvZtr 

In his remarks during a celebration of the company’s 75th anniversary, CEO Michael Levy told the hundreds of employees who gathered, “A momentous anniversary such as this is a natural time to reflect on our achievements, relish our successes, and take note of the remarkable progress we’ve made over the past years and decades. As an enduring enterprise, it is equally important to contemplate what’s to come in the years and decades ahead.” 

This clip of a commemorative video by Quin Mathews captures the unique culture at Crow Holdings, highlights the accomplishments leading up to today, and sheds light on what’s in store for the future.

Crow Holdings Chief Investment Officer Michael Hyun spoke with Gail Kalinoski at Commercial Property Executive about what he sees in store for commercial real estate in 2024. Following a year of several industrial groundbreakings and the formation of a $2.6B joint venture and retail real estate investment platform through Crow Holdings Capital, Michael discusses how rates will influence the industrial sector and shares his thoughts on other sectors in the industry.

Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gyHJRrCF

We are pleased and honored to announce that Crow Holdings’ investment management company, Crow Holdings Capital, has been shortlisted for the PERE Global Awards 2023 “Firm of the Year: North America,” alongside a select group of respected peers. This shortlist designation is a testament to the continued hard work of our team and the power of partnership with our investors. The ultimate winner of this category – and several others – is determined by online voting, which closes on Monday, Jan. 8 and can be completed here: https://lnkd.in/dfp62WrQ. Our gratitude goes out to everyone who helped make it possible.

“Competition is scarce right now for core and core-plus assets, with a lot of market participants on the sidelines for a variety of reasons…we believe we’re entering an environment that should produce some strong opportunities for buyers looking to own high-quality assets.” 
 
Crow Holdings Senior Managing Director Nathan Schubert speaks with Institutional Real Estate, Inc. about opportunities in core or core-plus strategies amid today’s market dynamics across multifamily, industrial, and manufactured housing sectors, including food and service retail, student housing, and self-storage. Check out the Q&A with Nathan in IREI’s January issue.

“I planted a lot of trees because trees should be planted.” – Trammell Crow (1991). 

The company’s annual tree planting, in partnership with Texas Trees Foundation and the City of Dallas, has become an annual tradition. We are proud to honor – and continue – the legacy of our founder. This year’s planting in Lake Highlands consisted of 75 trees, to commemorate the company’s 75th anniversary. https://lnkd.in/gi-E9Jna

Crow Holdings CEO Michael Levy joined Ted Seides on the Capital Allocators Podcast to discuss Crow Holdings’ business strategy and outlook on the real estate market. They covered the state of the industry and where it’s headed across the multifamily, industrial, retail, and office sectors.
 
Listen to their conversation here: https://lnkd.in/g2k8cG9R

Local dignitaries, Carteret Mayor Daniel J. Reiman, industry professionals and stakeholders joined members of the Crow Holdings Development team for a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony of the 1.2 million-square-foot warehouse/distribution property in Carteret.

Attendees had a chance to tour the world-class campus and see firsthand its location benefits of being less than ½ mile (one traffic light) off Exit 12 of the New Jersey Turnpike.

The three-building property at 300, 400 and 500 Salt Meadow Road is ready for occupancy, featuring prebuilt offices and 40-foot clear ceiling heights, as well as a combined 299 trailer parking spots, 174 dock doors with fully equipped loading docks and six drive-in ramps.

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Managing Director Sterling Hillman contributed “Food & Service Retail: Small retail has big potential” in the November issue of Institutional Real Estate Americas. In it, he highlights the latest trends in small-format, convenience-oriented, open-air, food and service shopping centers. They are proving to be a thriving, internet-resistant segment of the retail sector and a compelling investment opportunity, thanks to the fundamentals of retail — location, convenience, and enduring demand.

Crow Holdings Development’s team in Los Angeles was proud to partner with PROJECT STRONG ONE, supporting the group’s disaster relief and recovery efforts after the fires in Maui. PS1, an organization that bridges the needs of Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard, First Responders, and their families both past and present through unique programs, partnerships, and collaborations, needed indoor storage space on a short-term basis to receive, sort, and ship out nearly 100 pallets of supplies and perishables. Crow Holdings Development gladly donated its temporarily vacant warehouse space near the airfield, helping the team serve out its mission over the past several weeks.
 
For more information about PS1 and ways to donate – especially going into the holiday season, when PS1 supports over 4,500 families and moves over 65,000 pieces of toys in the course of six weeks – visit https://lnkd.in/gDvZBGFC.

Crow Holdings and Southern Methodist University Managing Director of Research Mark G. Roberts, CFA, AIA co-authored an article with Jake Wegmann, Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, defining a new real estate asset class: moderate-income rental housing (MIRH), defined as rental housing that is affordable to residents earning less than 80% of an area’s median income. The two co-authors examined the risk/return profile of these assets compared to the broader real estate market, especially as more investors take interest in applying ESG principles.
 
To learn more, read their full article in The Journal of Portfolio Management's 2023 special real estate issue here, presented by the PENSION REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION (PREA): https://lnkd.in/g43U7hkD (subscription required).
 
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Company Name	Crow Holdings	Diamondback Investment Group, LLC	Pearlmark Real Estate Partners	Peter Downey Construction Company, Inc.
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MSH ID	COM:CROWHOLDINGS	COM:DIAMONDBACKINVESTMENTGROUP	COM:PEARLMARK	COM:PETERDOWNEYCONSTRUCTION
Market	PRIVATE	PRIVATE	PRIVATE	PRIVATE
Sector	Real Estate	Real Estate	Financial Services & Finance	Capital Goods & Industrials
Industry	Real Estate Investment and Development	Real Estate Development	Real Estate	Construction
Country	US	US	US	US
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Employee Count	225
Website	crowholdings.com	diamondbackinvestmentgroup.com	pearlmark.com	peterdowneyconstruction.com
LinkedIn	crow-holdings-l.l.c.
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