Two leaders of Houston-based real estate company Midway and its affiliate, newly formed Parkway Ventures, are leaving six months after Midway and Parkway Property Investments form a new company. do.
Jamie Bryant, co-CEO of Parkway Ventures and previously chief operating officer at Midway, said he is leaving the company, although his next steps have not been announced. Larry Sloan, Midway’s executive vice president of investment development, will become chief development officer of Triten Real Estate Partners in Houston, effective November 27.
“We are grateful for their contributions and leadership and wish them the best in their future endeavors.” Parkway Ventures and Midway said in an email.
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Midway and Parkway Property Investments formed Parkway Ventures in May. Midway is owned by Brad Freels, who is also co-executive chairman of Parkway Ventures.
As of May, Jason Lipsey, who shared duties with Bryant, owns, operates or is developing 45 million square feet of land in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Virginia, Arizona, Colorado and California. He will continue as CEO of Ventures. In Houston, Parkway Ventures recently purchased a majority stake in CityWest Place in Westchase and Post Oak Central in Uptown.
“Prior to joining Parkway as co-CEO, Bryant spent more than 20 years at Midway, working with some of the brightest and brightest team members in the industry,” Bryant said in an email to employees, according to the report. I was blessed with the opportunity to work there,” he said. Written by Houston Business Journal. “Now that I have chosen to step into the next chapter of my life, I am grateful for my team members and the time I have spent at both Parkway and Midway.”
Bryant could not be reached for comment.
At Triten, Mr. Sloan will oversee industrial development and multifamily and mixed-use expansion. Triten developed the mixed-use MKT in Radom Capital and Heights and The Mill, a mixed-use project under construction in East End.
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“Larry is an important asset as we look to scale these efforts,” Scott Arnoldi, founder of Triten Real Estate Partners, said in a statement. “IOS and traditional industries will be a primary focus for us in the near term. Larry’s background and deep roots in multifamily and mixed use will undoubtedly allow us to expand beyond that footprint. .”