Renee Lewis Named Head Of Hudson Realty Capital LLC's Asset Management Department
Renee Lewis, managing director of Hudson Realty Capital LLC, has been named head of the firm's Asset Management Department. Hudson, which is based in Manhattan, is a certified minority-owned real estate fund manager specializing in middle-market investing.
- New York, NY (1888PressRelease) July 10, 2010 - In her new role, Lewis is responsible for strategy and execution oversight on all of Hudson's debt and equity positions as well as management of the firm's asset management professionals and systems. She continues in her role as a member of Hudson's management committee where she works with the principals to determine the company's strategic direction.
"Throughout her distinguished career, Renee Lewis has demonstrated outstanding deal analysis and risk mitigation expertise," said David Loo, managing director and a founding member of Hudson Realty Capital. "She has contributed significantly towards Hudson's ability to negotiate the current volatile market conditions."
Associated with the firm since its inception in 2002, Lewis joined Hudson as a principal in 2006. Previously, she was founder and president of Questor, where she oversaw due diligence and underwriting services for more than $30 billion of non-performing and performing real estate loans. Acknowledged as an industry leader for her due diligence, underwriting, modeling and analytical expertise, she received numerous women in business and commercial real estate honors and awards.
"Utilizing our strong in-house due diligence and asset management resources, Hudson expects to capitalize on additional distressed debt acquisitions within the middle market," said Lewis. "With a focus on senior debt, the firm expects unprecedented opportunities for originations and acquisitions in late 2010 and early 2011."
Based in New York City, the company maintains a southeast regional office in Boca Raton, Fla., and northeast operations in Portland, Maine. A certified Minority-Owned Business Enterprise (MBE), Hudson has closed more than $3.5 billion in transactions since its formation in 2002.
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