Jair Lynch

President, CEO

Bio

As President and CEO of Jair Lynch Real Estate Partners, Mr. Lynch assumes primary responsibility for firm management and project coordination, with a commitment to developing a quality product and superior service. That commitment has produced distinctive urban mixed-use projects for investors and a distinguished list of public, private and non-profit clients.

Mr. Lynch has more than 30 years of experience as an investor and developer. Since founding the firm in 1998, Mr. Lynch has overseen the development and acquisition of assets totaling over 6.5M square feet valued at over $2.6B. These include infill residential, commercial, retail, and institutional projects involving new construction, renovation, and historic preservation.

He is a driving force for urban regeneration, working on walkable urban places to empower people, develop place, and create prosperity. Mr. Lynch has a BS in Civil Engineering and a BA in Urban Design from Stanford University. Mr. Lynch was also named a James L. Loeb Fellow at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design. Mr. Lynch currently serves on the boards of CubeSmart (NYSE: CUBE), Consigli Building Group, United States Olympic and Paralympic Endowment, and ICIC; as well as leadership positions at several member organizations such as Stanford Professionals in Real Estate, Harvard GSD Master in Real Estate Council, and the Federal City Council.  Mr. Lynch previously served on the boards of the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee, the Stanford Athletic Board, and the Sidwell Friends School.

Education

  • Stanford University – Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
  • Stanford University – Bachelor of Arts in Urban Design
  • Harvard University – Graduate School of Design
  • John L. Loeb Fellow
  • Leadership Washington

Affiliations

Present

  • CubeSmart (NYSE: CUBE)
  • Consigli Building Group
  • ICIC
  • United States Olympic and Paralympic Endowment
  • Harvard Graduate School of Design Master in Real Estate Council
  • Stanford Professional in Real Estate
  • Federal City Council

Past

  • U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee
  • Stanford University Athletic Board
  • Sidwell Friends School
  • Governor-Elect Spanberger’s Transition Committee: Housing

Project Experience (Selection)

  • 431 S Columbus Street, Alexandria, VA: Mixed Income Residential
  • Barcroft Redevelopment, Arlington, VA: Mixed Income Residential
  • Potomac Vista Apartments, Woodbridge, VA Mixed-Use Residential and Retail
  • 1250 Half Street, SE, Washington, DC: Mixed-Use Residential and Retail
  • Ame, 2601 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC: Residential
  • Shops at Penn Hill, 3200 Pennsylvania Ave., SE, Washington, DC: Retail and Mixed-Use Redevelopment
  • 645 H Street, NE, Washington, DC: Mixed-Use Office and Retail
  • Anthology, 625 H Street, NE, Washington, DC: Mixed-Use Residential and Retail
  • 609 H Street, NE, Washington, DC: Mixed-Use and Retail
  • Reservoir District (formerly McMillan Sand Filtration) Redevelopment, Washington, DC: Mixed-Use Public-Private Development
  • Berkshire15; 2001 V Street, NW, Washington, DC: Residential
  • Paul Laurence Dunbar Apartments, 2001 15th Street, NW, Washington, DC: Residential
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Library Redevelopment, 901 G Street, NW, Washington, DC: Neighborhood Asset
  • Francis A. Gregory Library, 3600 Alabama Avenue, SE, Washington, DC: Neighborhood Asset
  • William O. Lockridge / Bellevue Library, 115 Atlantic Street, SW, Washington, DC: Neighborhood Asset
  • DC Primary Care Association, Washington, DC: Capital Program Management
  • Department of Parks & Recreation, Washington, DC: Capital Program Management
  • WMATA DC & VA Headquarters: Office Consolidation and Capital Program Management