Randall Lewis discusses the forces that led to the redirection of the focus of his 50-year old family business from traditional home building to master planned apartment communities.
The Lewis Group of Companies has been active in Southern California real estate development for nearly 50 years. Given current demographic and market trends, Randall Lewis has turned his attention towards the multi-family market. In particular, Lewis is launching a multi-family community product called Homecoming, which will feature a gaggle of multi-generational services and amenities targeting a growing rental market. The Planning Report presents an interview with Randall Lewis, Executive Vice President of the Lewis Group of Companies, in which he articulates the market opportunity in for-rent, service-oriented communities in the suburban market.
Thanks to Larry Segal
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