Multifamily investment management and development firm Cityview announced the promotion of Shane Robinson to senior vice president of asset management at Cityview and Christina Bartlett to senior director of property Management at Westhome Property Management (Westhome), Cityview’s affiliated property management arm.
In their expanded roles, Robinson and Bartlett will drive the successful management and lease-up of the firm’s development and value-add projects while furthering the strategic growth of its vertically integrated platform.
“Shane and Christina have been instrumental in the rapid growth and success of our property management arm, Westhome, which has grown to manage more than 6,000 development and value-add units for our investors across the Western U.S.” said Sean Burton, CEO of Cityview. “Our vertically integrated model allows us to deliver best-in-class service to both investors and residents, and we are looking forward to Shane and Christina’s continued leadership in their expanded roles.”
With more than 22 years of experience managing multifamily assets, Robinson previously served as vice president of property management at Westhome, while Bartlett was promoted from her prior position as director of operations at Westhome.
In his new role, Robinson is responsible for managing all aspects of Cityview’s stabilized, value-add and new development assets. Previously, Shane held pivotal positions at various organizations in the real estate industry, including Sunrise Management and GHP Management.
In her new role, Bartlett will oversee the operational aspects of Westhome’s property management portfolio while providing the team with the training and tools they need to provide exceptional service for residents. She brings more than 12 years of experience in multifamily operations and management to the role.
In her previous role at Westhome, Bartlett was responsible for the direct oversight of regional management and onsite operations as well as planning and implementing best practices around operational infrastructure and training and development. She worked alongside Robinson and the property management team to ensure the success of the firm’s properties and lease-ups, including five new developments in 2023 alone.
Previously, Bartlett was a regional manager with a third-party asset management company, gaining valuable on-the-ground operational knowledge while playing a pivotal role in improving operations for client success.
