If you're in the market for a new place to live, you may want to check out Fairstead, a real estate investment trust that specializes in "vertically integrated" real estate, per a press release.
That means it's "focused on the acquisition, development, and management of income-producing real estate," with a particular focus on seniors' housing.
And that's exactly what it's done in the last three years, per the Wall Street Journal.
Fairstead's portfolio now stands at more than 85,000 housing units across the US, with a particular focus on those in the San Francisco Bay Area, Boston, and Washington, DC.
Fairstead's CEO says Sally Hebner, the company's new chief financial officer, "will bring her passion, expertise, and creativity honed with decades of experience to our team and help steer the company as we enter our most ambitious period of growth."
The press release notes that Hebner has "built a reputation in the industry for being a visionary leader and has dedicated her career to fostering economic equity and opportunity."
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