Through these businesses and in conjunction with the various investment partnerships Mr. Regan has taken the lead and been the vision in completing more than 20 projects, ranging in size from $250,000 to $9 million. Many of these projects like the Revels and Rows condominiums on Madison Street in Mount Vernon have been transformative to the community and have spurred additional investment by other investors and developers.

Most recently, Mr. Regan has focused on completing the rental stabilization of THA’s first private equity fund consisting of 8 properties housing 63 apartments, 1 restaurant, and two office spaces. Of these 8 properties, 2 were severely neglected and in a foreclosure process and 5 were vacant and in squalid conditions when purchased.

Since graduating from Brown University in 1991, Mr. Regan has gathered a diverse set of experiences in the construction, development, and real estate finance industries that have provided him with a broad and cohesive ability to guide projects from an initial vision through stabilized occupancy. The first decade of these experiences involved three distinctly different opportunities starting as a commercial construction estimator with James G. Davis Construction and then moving into a project management role developing single-family home communities in South Florida with Next Development. The third experience as an investment officer at MuniMae provided Mr. Regan with an in depth experience in originating, underwriting, and closing a variety of multifamily housing projects across many disciplines including affordable and seniors projects on the West Coast and in the Southeastern U.S.

Currently, Mr. Regan serves on the board of the Charles Street Development Corporation and previously served on the Boards at the Historic Charles Street Association and Live Baltimore. In 2004, he was named a “40 Under 40″Emerging Leader”by the Baltimore Business Journal. Mr. Regan received undergraduate degrees in Architectural Studies and Organizational Behavior Management from Brown University and attended Phillips Academy Andover.

THA has focused on completing the rental stabilization of its first private equity fund consisting of 8 properties housing 63 apartments, 1 restaurant, and two office spaces. Of these 8 properties, 2 were severely neglected and in a foreclosure process and 5 were vacant and in squalid conditions when purchased.

Prior to his work at THA and Atlantic, Mr. Walton was an Executive Vice President at MMA Financial, LLC (“MuniMae”), serving as the Head of Operations for MMA Realty Capital (MuniMae’s investment advisory business), and the President of MMA Advisory Services. In these roles Mr. Walton managed a fund with over $2.9 billion of investor assets, including a $240 million real estate redevelopment/construction investment fund alongside separate institutional investment accounts. In addition, Mr. Walton oversaw several capital raising and risk management initiatives raising over $500 million of common equity, preferred equity, and debt capital. He was also the chair of a corporate committee that oversaw the approval of workouts, joint ventures, and capital raising initiatives.

In Baltimore, Mr. Walton sits on the board of the Baltimore Development Corporation (The BDC). In addition, Mr. Walton is a board member of the Associated Catholic Charities of Baltimore, sitting on its investment committee and chairing the Audit Committee. Additionally, Mr. Walton is a Founding Board Member, serving as President, for The Baltimore Montessori Public Charter School and he is a Member of the Board of Sponsors for the Loyola University Sellinger School of Business and Management. Mr. Walton holds an MBA degree in Finance from The Wharton School of Business and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Economics from Brown University.