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reystone, a national commercial real‑estate finance firm, announced on Oct. 16, 2025 in New York that its Low‑Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) syndication arm, Greystone Real Estate Capital, has added two seasoned professionals. Tara Neely, with 18 years in architecture, construction, and affordable‑housing finance, will serve as Director of Development Risk Management. She previously led risk assessments for 175+ LIHTC and Historic Tax Credit projects at Red Stone Equity Partners, overseeing more than $2.5 billion in construction costs. Neely holds a master’s in architecture from the University of Cincinnati and has a background as a licensed architect on multifamily, community, hospitality, and cultural developments.

    Matt Holmes joins as Vice President of Asset Management. With a decade of accounting and real‑estate asset‑management experience, Holmes has managed LIHTC property performance nationwide, including acquisition, compliance, and 8609 filings. His prior roles include VP of Asset Management—Development at CREA, LLC, and accountant/asset manager for The Hampstead Companies. A CPA with a master’s in accounting from Ball State University, Holmes has audited LIHTC financials and assisted with cost certifications.

    Spencer Gordon, Director of Credit & Underwriting, Greystone Real Estate Capital, praised Neely’s expertise and communication skills, noting her fit following the recent closing of a multi‑investor fund. Mike Callahan, Director of Investment Management, highlighted Holmes’s strategic approach and his value in enhancing portfolio performance for LIHTC fund investors.

    The additions reinforce Greystone’s commitment to delivering high‑quality service to investors and developer partners in the affordable‑housing sector.