Stream Realty Partners, a leading national commercial real estate firm headquartered in Dallas, has made C-suite changes, with President Chris Jackson assuming the company’s first Chief Executive Officer (CEO) role. This move shows Stream’s commitment to sustained success and strategic development in the dynamic commercial real estate landscape.
In a statement, Chris Jackson emphasised the company’s dedication to aligning with clients’ evolving needs, ensuring proactive solutions that drive results and address business objectives. He highlighted Stream’s focus on people, expressing confidence that their passion reflects in every interaction and transaction.
Accompanying Jackson’s appointment, Stream bolstered its C-suite team with strategic hires, including Ariella Middlebrook as the new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Kate Lengyel as Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO). These additions complement Stream’s existing leadership team, which includes Adam Jackson as Chief Investment Officer, Blake Kendrick as Chief Operating Officer, Kevin Christ as Chief Information & Digital Officer, and Susan Bloomfield as Chief Marketing Officer.
Preston Young, previously leading National Office Investor Services, has expanded his role to become the national head of investor services, overseeing both the office and industrial sectors. This strategic alignment aims to enhance synergy and deliver unparalleled value to investors.
Furthermore, Houston Executive Managing Director Kyle Valentine will now oversee platform service verticals previously managed by Jackson, emphasising seamless continuity and enhanced connectivity across all service lines.
Stream’s intentional growth strategy has seen its workforce expand significantly, with professionals now exceeding 1,400, up from 950 in recent years. Under Chris Jackson’s leadership, Stream has experienced exponential growth, distinguishing itself in a competitive market where others have contracted.
Stream Realty Partners, operating across 15 core offices, achieves annual transactions exceeding $8.8 billion, encompassing office, industrial, retail, healthcare, land, and data centre sectors.
