Residential Real Estate Specialist to Oversee Land Acquisitions in Southern California
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. – August 8, 2013 – Brad Shuckhart, a Southern California land expert, has joined Trumark Homes as vice president of land acquisitions. In his new role, Shuckhart will be responsible for identifying new land opportunities, negotiating purchase contracts, coordinating due diligence activities and closing transactions.
Shuckhart has more than a decade of experience acquiring land in Southern California and other high growth markets. Formerly a land executive at SunCal, Shuckhart was instrumental in helping the company purchase more than 13,000 residential units with a projected disposition value in excess of $2 billion.
Shuckhart is a graduate of Pomona College. He also earned a master’s degree in business from the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business.
About The Trumark Group of Companies
The Trumark Group of Companies is a diversified real estate developer and builder with expertise in land acquisition, homebuilding, community design, entitlements and office, R&D and retail development.
Trumark Companies is the residential development arm of the organization and has completed more than $600 million in transactions since 2000, representing approximately 3,800 lots in Northern and Southern California. www.trumarkco.com/companies
Trumark Commercial, which builds, leases and sells commercial buildings, has entitled or developed approximately two million square feet of office, R&D, retail and hotel properties in the northern portion of the Golden State. www.trumarkco.com/commercial
Trumark Homes is a new generation homebuilder that is nimble, focused and unburdened by broken projects of the past. Since May of 2009, Trumark has raised more than $155 million of equity and funded 16 deals. Its pipeline exceeds 2,000 lots in core urban areas of California, representing more than $1 billion in future revenue. www.trumarkhomes.com
Trumark Urban engages in multifamily acquisition and development in core urban neighborhoods close to jobs, transit and local businesses. Since making the strategic decision to focus on San Francisco in 2011, the new division has acquired six sites in San Francisco for mid- and high-rise condominium communities with plans in the works for more than 600 units.www.trumarkurban.com
