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- JONATHAN HOLTZMAN, Chairman and CEO Third-generation real estate developer Jonathan Holtzman is recognized nationally for his understanding of consumers and brand creation skills, that has translated into the design, development and management of some of the most admired apartment and mixed-use communities in North America.
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Chairman and CEO. Third-generation real estate developer Jonathan Holtzman is recognized nationally for his understanding of consumers and brand creation skills, that has translated into the design, development and management of some of the most admired apartment and mixed-use communities in North America. Holtzman’s grandfather Joseph, who ...
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City Club Apartments (CCA) announced today that it will begin managing its $2 billion, 10,000-unit apartment and penthouse portfolio on May 1. City Club Apartments CEO Jonathan Holtzman made the announcement.
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May 24, 2021 · The CEO of City Club MDA Apartments is a long-term owner of what he builds, with past projects including a Gold Coast building and renovations of the landmarks Randolph Tower and Fisher Building downtown. He believes his approach leads to a different product.
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To bring Village Green to the next level, Holtzman knew he’d have to improve the company’s property management and customer service. He remembered the shock he felt the first time he visited a Village Green community, which was losing $300,000 per year. Jonathan Holtzman “The leasing agent would give the keys to a prospect and say, ‘The model is do...
Developing a reputation as a leading multifamily developer with more than 40,000 apartments under management, Village Green in 2010 attracted the attention of a large capital partner, Sammons Enterprises. The firm proposed that its real estate arm, Compatriot Capital (CCI), buy a 50 percent stake in Village Green’s operating companies and provide i...
While CCA has been operational for just under two years, the company has grown substantially. Having dropped from 1,200 employees to two, CCA is expected to have a staff of 300 by June 2018. To fulfill its vision of being customer-focused, the company has brought on the majority of its employees from the hospitality industry. This included the May ...
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Third-generation real estate developer Jonathan Holtzman is recognized nationally for his understanding of consumers and brand creation skills, that has translated into the design, development and management of some of the most admired apartment and mixed-use communities in North America.
May 1, 2017 · City Club Apartments CEO Jonathan Holtzman made the announcement. "This is a historic day for our customers, investors, partners and the industry," said Holtzman. "We are executing on the final...
Dec 10, 2021 · Dignitaries broke ground today for the new 23-story City Club Apartments, 776 Euclid Ave. in downtown Cleveland. But City Club Apartments Chairman and CEO Jonathan Holtzman said it won’t be the Michigan-based company’s last project in Cleveland.
