A Track Record Built
One Asset at a Time

Hudson Communities is the multifamily operating platform built over more than a decade through disciplined acquisition, hands-on renovation, and active asset management. The portfolio spans affordable housing, rent-stabilized, garden-style, and market-rate assets across New York State.

The strategy is consistent: acquire at a discount, execute capital improvements, grow NOI, and refinance within 12–24 months to return investor capital and capitalize the next phase.

Portfolio Detail

Led the operational turnaround and full repositioning of an 816,000 SF industrial and aviation facility adjacent to Hagerstown Regional Airport in Maryland — originally constructed for aircraft manufacturing and largely abandoned at the time of engagement. The scope required large-scale cleanup, stakeholder coordination, contractor management, and a comprehensive market repositioning strategy targeting aviation, logistics, aerospace, and manufacturing tenants.

Historic Preservation — The Dome Hangar

The most significant outcome was the preservation and successful sale of the historic 35,000 SF 1943 Fairchild Flight Test Hangar. After years of vacancy and significant deterioration, cleanup and stabilization efforts transformed the structure into a recognized aviation and community asset. In 2023, the Dome Hangar was purchased by the Hagerstown Aviation Museum through a $5 million State of Maryland grant — including a 7,400 SF annex, a 9,000 SF restoration facility, and approximately eight acres of paved ramp with direct airport access.

Led pre-development coordination and redevelopment planning for a 38,000 SF mixed-use waterfront project in the Hudson Valley — a three-story development consisting of 25 residential apartments, artist studio space, and 12,000 SF of elevated commercial retail overlooking Rondout Creek.

Approximately 80% of the residential units positioned as upper-middle and high-end rentals with direct water views, combined with tourism-oriented retail and a public plaza. This project demonstrates mixed-use entitlement, waterfront regulatory compliance, municipal stakeholder management, and mixed-income residential programming — capabilities well beyond standard value-add operations.