As a District of Columbia resident for more than 45 years, Steve offers the unique ability to forecast the direction and trend of revitalization potential in many of the District’s classic neighborhoods. Steve lived in Foggy Bottom while in college, Capitol Hill in his mid ’20s and American University Park (Tenley), as a husband and young father. Steve and his wife Lisa (married in 1990) currently live in Chevy Chase, MD, in a home built in 1897 and renovated in 2000. Steve and Lisa have three children (1993, 1995, 1999) and one local granddaughter. Steve delivers a keen sense of style and function, combined with an acute attention to detail throughout the development and management of all investments. Steve participated in several entrepreneurial ventures earlier in his career and began his real estate ventures in 1996. Steve’s experience began with designing and co-managing the renovation of smaller condominium projects and co-general contracting several medium-sized construction projects in the District and Prince George’s County. Since founding UIP, Steve has managed the construction and renovation of over 4,000 residential apartments, many historic landmarks. Steve is well versed in entitlements, architecture, construction, locating and investigating investment opportunities; analyzing returns, Steve has served as mayor and treasurer of the Village of Drummond in Chevy Chase, MD, and as treasurer of the Citizens Coordinating Committee of Friendship Heights. Steve previously served on the Board of the Anne Frank House, now Annes Place (www.annesplace.org) a nonprofit charity that houses homeless individuals with mental illness. Steve now serves on the Adams Morgan Partnership BID (www.admodc.org)
