JVM Realty, a vertically integrated multifamily real estate investment and property management firm, has hired Adam Short as the company’s chief investment officer.
Short will be responsible for managing all aspects related to JVM’s capital needs and structure, including debt and equity. He will also direct the firm’s transaction team in identifying multifamily opportunities that align with JVM’s investment criteria. Additionally, Short will oversee the strategy and administration of JVM’s investment vehicles for its Midwest multifamily portfolio.
“We are thrilled to welcome Adam as our new chief investment officer,” said Jay Madary, president and CEO of JVM Realty. “His impressive track record, deep relationships across the Midwest, and comprehensive understanding of the real estate market match perfectly with JVM’s goals and investment strategy. We are confident that he will be instrumental in driving our continued growth and success.”
An industry veteran with nearly two decades of experience, Short previously served as chief investment officer at Golub & Company in Chicago, a vertically integrated developer, operator and investor of multifamily, mixed-use and commercial properties. During his 18 years at Golub & Company, Short built his real estate career, working his way up from his initial position as vice president of acquisitions to chief investment officer.
Short will succeed Steve Meyer as JVM’s chief investment officer, while Meyer transitions into the role of senior advisor at JVM.
