DODGE CARTER

Managing Director

Multifamily

Crow Holdings Capital

Dodge Carter is responsible for the Multifamily and Student Housing investment activities at Crow Holdings Capital. He has been associated with CHC and CHC-affiliated entities since 2003. Dodge is a member of the Crow Holdings Capital Investment Committee.

Since 1987, Dodge has held various positions with Lomas & Nettleton, First Gibraltar Bank, GE Capital Real Estate and Olympus Real Estate Partners. Responsibilities included construction lending, debt/equity asset management, capital markets and business development activities.

Dodge is an active board member of the National Multi-Housing Council (NMHC) and is a member of the Folsom Institute for Real Estate at Southern Methodist University. Dodge received a B.B.A. degree in Business from Southern Methodist University.

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This overview is designed to introduce Crow Holdings and its various operating companies. Crow Holdings Capital is a U.S. SEC registered investment adviser and is the manager to the Crow Holdings Capital Funds. Crow Holdings Partners is a division within Crow Holdings Capital. Crow Holdings Capital, Trammell Crow Residential, Crow Holdings Industrial and Crow Holdings Office are operated separately and independently from one another with separate senior leadership and investment committees. SEC registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training.