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Diverse in mission, size, & location.

Non-profit and for-profit developers, public housing authorities, and private equity — in rural towns, suburbs, and the inner Beltway.

4Non-profit7For-profit2Public1Private equity1Other15clientsfive kinds of mission

Five kinds of mission, one table.

  1. 4Non-profit developers
  2. 7For-profit developers
  3. 2Public housing authorities
  4. 1Private equity
  5. 1Other

Who we've worked with.

Non-profit developers

4 non-profit developers See on the map

For-profit developers

7 for-profit developers See on the map
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Every name on this page is building the future.

Public housing authorities

2 public housing authorities See on the map

Private equity

1 private equity firm See on the map

Other

1 other client See on the map
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References, on the record.

  • As our joint venture partner for a large project in Loudoun County, Virginia, Tom has been an impactful partner who brings significant value. With Tom as part of our project team, the project has been successful in every competitive financing application allowing the project to move forward as planned. We value his insight, support, and management of this transformative project.

    Carmen RomeroPresident & CEO, True Ground Housing Partners

  • Tom has shown a strong degree of dedication to the residents that we serve. His knowledge and experience are helping our organization navigate a complex network of financing sources and development requirements. Through his assistance, our organization is transforming the city by repositioning aging assets and creating new units. I highly recommend Tom and Gibson Spyre for any project in Virginia.

    Lisa PorterPresident & CEO, Beyond Housing (Bristol Redevelopment and Housing Authority)

  • Tom has been an invaluable resource for Lawson Companies. His level of organization and attention to detail is second to none, which brings tremendous value to our projects. His extensive knowledge of state processes allows Lawson to serve our residents more effectively.

    Austin PittmanVP & CFO, The Lawson Companies

  • Tom was a great addition to the Virginia Housing Board. His background in multifamily development was very beneficial in making changes in policy to the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program. As a millennial, his perspective on that generation’s issues helped guide our policies.

    Susan DeweyFormer CEO, Virginia Housing
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Housing for veterans and for families of low and moderate income.

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