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Ronnie Gibbons- A Builder's Journey into Real Estate Development (#139)
BIO
Ronnie Gibbons is the Senior Vice President of Development at Carmel Partners, where he leads the DC region for development and investments. His responsibilities encompass sourcing new opportunities, evaluating market feasibility, structuring transactions, and overseeing the entire execution process, while also supporting asset management and collaborating closely with the construction team. Carmel Partners, a vertically integrated firm, specializes in development, asset management, investments, and self-performing construction.
Ronnie Gibbons is the Senior Vice President of Development at Carmel Partners, where he leads the DC region for development and investments. His responsibilities encompass sourcing new opportunities, evaluating market feasibility, structuring transactions, and overseeing the entire execution process, while also supporting asset management and collaborating closely with the construction team. Carmel Partners, a vertically integrated firm, specializes in development, asset management, investments, and self-performing construction.
With over 15 years of experience in multi-family residential, mixed-use, retail, and commercial development, Ronnie brings extensive expertise. He holds a Master's degree in Real Estate from Georgetown University (with a finance focus) and a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the University of Maryland.
Before joining Carmel Partners in 2018, Ronnie served as Development Director at Monument Realty and held various roles at Foulger-Pratt, including superintendent and project manager on projects such as the Silver Spring Transit Center. He began his career building houses for Ryan Homes.
Ronnie has spearheaded significant projects like the Annex on 12th conversion in downtown Washington and the Wardman Park development, a massive 867-unit project that repurposed a bankrupt hotel site. His approach to development, influenced by his blue-collar upbringing, emphasizes risk mitigation, feasibility, and considering the end-user. He is also passionate about sustainable building practices.
Key Discussion Points
Current Role [7:35-9:09]
Background Journey [9:20-17:00]
Career Evolution [17:00-25:00]
Company Comparisons [27:53-32:00]
Major Projects
Wardman Details [55:13-1:17:00]
Market Insights [1:17:42-1:22:00]
Advice for Young Professionals [1:29:14-1:30:26]
Personal Philosophy [1:30:51-1:37:02]
Billboard Message [1:36:17] "When things get grim, be the reaper." - Patrick Mahomes quote about performing under pressure.
Resources:
Ronnie Gibbons LinkedIn
Carmel Partners
Aerie Apartments
Zephyr Apartments
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BIO
Ronnie Gibbons is the Senior Vice President of Development at Carmel Partners, where he leads the DC region for development and investments. His responsibilities encompass sourcing new opportunities, evaluating market feasibility, structuring transactions, and overseeing the entire execution process, while also supporting asset management and collaborating closely with the construction team. Carmel Partners, a vertically integrated firm, specializes in development, asset management, investments, and self-performing construction.
Ronnie Gibbons is the Senior Vice President of Development at Carmel Partners, where he leads the DC region for development and investments. His responsibilities encompass sourcing new opportunities, evaluating market feasibility, structuring transactions, and overseeing the entire execution process, while also supporting asset management and collaborating closely with the construction team. Carmel Partners, a vertically integrated firm, specializes in development, asset management, investments, and self-performing construction.
With over 15 years of experience in multi-family residential, mixed-use, retail, and commercial development, Ronnie brings extensive expertise. He holds a Master's degree in Real Estate from Georgetown University (with a finance focus) and a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the University of Maryland.
Before joining Carmel Partners in 2018, Ronnie served as Development Director at Monument Realty and held various roles at Foulger-Pratt, including superintendent and project manager on projects such as the Silver Spring Transit Center. He began his career building houses for Ryan Homes.
Ronnie has spearheaded significant projects like the Annex on 12th conversion in downtown Washington and the Wardman Park development, a massive 867-unit project that repurposed a bankrupt hotel site. His approach to development, influenced by his blue-collar upbringing, emphasizes risk mitigation, feasibility, and considering the end-user. He is also passionate about sustainable building practices.
Key Discussion Points
Current Role [7:35-9:09]
Background Journey [9:20-17:00]
Career Evolution [17:00-25:00]
Company Comparisons [27:53-32:00]
Major Projects
Wardman Details [55:13-1:17:00]
Market Insights [1:17:42-1:22:00]
Advice for Young Professionals [1:29:14-1:30:26]
Personal Philosophy [1:30:51-1:37:02]
Billboard Message [1:36:17] "When things get grim, be the reaper." - Patrick Mahomes quote about performing under pressure.
Resources:
Ronnie Gibbons LinkedIn
Carmel Partners
Aerie Apartments
Zephyr Apartments
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