DALLAS, TX - Lincoln Property Company, currently ranked as the third largest apartment management firm in the US, recently announced the appointment of Christina Bolter as Vice President for the Mid-Atlantic Region, which consists over 8,000 units in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina.
“Christina’s vast experience and extensive knowledge of the Mid-Atlantic Region makes her the ideal candidate for this critical position within our organization,” says Scott Wilder, Executive Vice President of Residential Management. “Christina’s leadership of our already successful Mid-Atlantic team will mean continuing ‘best in class’ performance for our clients as well as continuing to expand our presence in these markets.”
Ms. Bolter has nearly 20 years of experience in managing all types of real estate, with extensive experience in new construction, lease-ups, acquisitions, renovations, repositions, receiverships and financially and physically stressed assets.
“I am honored to join the well-established Lincoln team. I look forward to continuing to build our presence in the Mid-Atlantic by pairing Lincoln’s national leadership with our local expertise,” said Ms. Bolter.
Before joining Lincoln, Christina worked most recently at Bonaventure Realty Group as their Director of Property Management for a portfolio of 5,000 units. She has also held positions at Greystar, Riverstone Residential, Kettler and Trammell Crow – all in the Mid-Atlantic Region.
About Lincoln Property Company: Lincoln Property Company was founded in 1965 as a developer and manager of high-quality residential communities. Their national reputation for successful management of their own properties quickly attracted a large client base of owners and investors who recognized the value that they could provide in development, property management and real estate consulting services, so they added third party management to their lines of service. LPC is currently the nation's 3rd largest manager of apartment communities with over 153,000 units under management.