New Hires & Promotions
Trilogy Investment Company, a vertically integrated residential development and investment firm, has promoted David Beare to Chief Investment Officer, expanding his leadership role as the firm continues to scale its residential development and investment platform.
Arqline, the national property management platform from Alfred, has appointed Alexis Murrell as Executive Vice President of Community Marketing and Revenue Strategy, a newly created role focused on aligning marketing with leasing performance, resident experience, and portfolio growth as the company scales toward 100,000 homes under management.
Murrell will oversee marketing and revenue strategy across Arqline’s 50,000-home portfolio, bringing together brand, demand generation, digital performance, and on-site execution under a more centralized operating approach.
She brings more than 15 years of experience across multifamily real estate and proptech, including leadership roles spanning marketing, operations, customer experience, and asset strategy. Most recently, Murrell served as Senior Vice President of Marketing at LeaseLock, where she led brand, demand generation, customer marketing, PR, lifecycle strategy, events, and sales enablement.
Her background spans both operator and proptech environments, with experience supporting portfolios valued at more than $7 billion and partnering closely with operators, investors, and executive teams on leasing performance and operational growth initiatives.
“Marketing and leasing have historically operated in separate lanes,” said Murrell. “The opportunity now is to bring them closer together through better data, stronger operational alignment, and a more consistent resident experience. What stood out to me about Arqline is the combination of operational scale, technology infrastructure, and a resident-focused approach that feels meaningfully different from traditional property management models.”
Murrell’s appointment reflects a broader shift within multifamily toward more operationally integrated marketing models, where centralized data, leasing insights, and portfolio performance are increasingly connected. At Arqline, the role will focus on creating greater consistency across markets while supporting both resident experience and asset performance.
“Alexis understands how marketing, leasing, and operations need to work together to improve portfolio performance,” said Jessica Beck, CEO and Co-Founder of Alfred | Arqline. “She brings both operational knowledge and proptech expertise at a time when multifamily operators are becoming increasingly data- and performance-driven.”
Arqline brings together RKW Residential and A Residential (formerly Quarterra Living) under a unified operating platform designed to connect property operations, centralized services, technology, and performance data through a single management model.
Today, Arqline manages more than 50,000 multifamily and build-to-rent homes across 31 markets, representing approximately $20 billion in asset value. The platform combines decades of operational experience with Alfred’s technology infrastructure, AI-supported workflows, and centralized performance data to improve consistency, visibility, and operational efficiency across portfolios.
For more information, visit arqline.com and helloalfred.com.
San Diego-based Sunrise Management – which has specialized in the management of multifamily real estate since 1978 – has appointed Peter Richter as its new vice president of client strategy, adding a seasoned real estate executive with nearly two decades of experience in investor relations, capital raising, asset management and property management.
Villa’s appointment supports McDowell’s investment and growth initiatives
Arqline Expands Operational Leadership with Addition of Maggie McGill as Associate Managing Director
Arqline, the unified national operating platform from Alfred, has appointed Maggie McGill as Associate Managing Director. McGill brings more than 25 years of experience leading operations across complex, high-growth portfolios and will play a key role in advancing Arqline’s platform as it continues to scale nationwide.
Arqline Expands Operational Leadership with Addition of Maggie McGill as Associate Managing Director
Arqline, the unified national operating platform from Alfred, has appointed Maggie McGill as Associate Managing Director. McGill brings more than 25 years of experience leading operations across complex, high-growth portfolios and will play a key role in advancing Arqline’s platform as it continues to scale nationwide.
Arqline, the unified national operating platform from parent company Alfred, continues to strengthen its leadership team with the addition of Dan Carr as Executive Vice President, Portfolio Strategy and Expansion. Carr will lead strategic growth initiatives across Arqline, which manages over 50,000 multifamily and build-to-rent homes across 31 markets, representing $20 billion in asset value.
Haley Gallagher, Chief Operating Officer of Continental Realty Corporation (CRC), a privately-held real estate investment and management company with nearly $4.5 billion in Assets Under Management (AUM), has been recognized as a 2026 Woman of Influence by GlobeSt., an online news publication providing information and insights on the commercial real estate industry. The 16-year commercial real estate veteran was honored in the Investment Professional/Owner category.
Continental Realty Corporation (CRC), a Baltimore-based real estate investment and management company active in 15 states and with a portfolio value of nearly $4.5 billion, has announced the promotion of Rachel Young to Director of Multifamily Asset Management. Young, who has worked for CRC since 2023, has more than 13 years of diversified commercial real estate and asset management experience, and was most recently Senior Asset Manager, Multifamily.
The NYC Housing Partnership has launched an Asset Management/Housing Stability Unit to strengthen asset management capacity across New York City’s affordable housing ecosystem which is facing increased financial stress as regulated rents fail to keep pace with rising operating costs.