Lynn Hackney

Main navigation Johns Hopkins Legacy Online applications Faculty Directory Experiential studying Career assets Alumni mentoring program Util Nav CTA CTA Breadcrumb Lynn Hackney Lynn Hackney is among the finest-identified real estate growth entrepreneurs within the Washington, D.C. region. As the founding father of Urban Pace, a development companies advisory agency, Lynn was the only girl within the space to have had sole ownership of a serious actual property firm, residential or business, and capitalized on her firm’s success by promoting to a multibillion-dollar firm in 2016. Urban Pace is now owned by Berkshire Hathaway. In 2008, Lynn based Allyson Capital, a growth and funding agency specializing in urban residential -condominium, multifamily, combined-use and townhomes - with an average asset valuation of $50 M primarily concentrated in Washington D.C., New York, and Miami. Recent developments in D.C. embrace an 87-unit new construction condominium on Capitol Hill, a a hundred sixty five-unit multifamily development in the Ball Park District, and a historic building conversion into a mixed - use industrial and ultra-luxurious condominium within the Central Business District. The portfolio contains stabilized assets in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan and Brickell in Miami. The group additionally has vast expertise participating with city and state governments on reasonably priced housing and redevelopment web site alternatives. In addition, Allyson Capital has established a partnership with Community Three Development which since 2007 has intensive residential historic and adaptive reuse improvement expertise. Prior to 2010, Lynn was partners with EYA Development in EYA Urban Properties. Since 1992, EYA has been the preeminent developer of walkable townhome websites in Virginia, Maryland & DC creating and transforming complete neighborhoods. In 2016, Lynn was elected to the Board of Directors of Eagle Bank, a publicly traded firm based in Bethesda, MD. She serves on the Directors Loan and Asset Liability (ALCO) Committees. She previously served on the Board of Capital Bank and was a founding investor in Monument Bank, whi ch was just lately purchased by Revere Bank. Lynn’s accomplishments in the true property trade resulted in her election in 2015 to a two-yr time period as President of the celebrated DC Building Industry Association (DCBIA), the first woman ever to hold that submit. Under her management, DCBIA had a document-breaking fundraising year for its 2017 Annual Gala, made its first look at the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) 2017 Conference, and established, for the first time, working groups with direct communication to every company head of the DC government, the DC Council and the Mayor’s Office. At the beginning of her career, she was the founder of the current primary real estate franchise in North America, Century 21 New Millenium underneath the Reology umbrella. Lynn was liable for rolling up and buying over 20 actual property companies in the middle of her ten years as a companion. one hundred International Drive