The Georgetown Company
Peter Armstrong is an experienced professional who has worked in the real estate industry for many years. Peter currently holds the title of Managing Director at The Georgetown Company, where Peter has also served as Senior Vice President and Vice President. Prior to their current role, Peter was a Senior Project Manager at William C. Smith and Co. Peter's responsibilities include managing complex entitlement processes, conducting acquisition due diligence, market analysis, financial modeling, and overseeing construction projects. Peter holds a degree in Real Estate from Georgetown University and a degree in History from the University of Virginia.
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The Georgetown Company
Founded in 1978, The Georgetown Company is a privately-held diversified real estate company led by CEO Adam Flatto. Headquartered in New York, Georgetown has offices in Columbus, OH; Washington, D.C.; Atlanta, GA; and Los Angeles, CA. Over its 40+ year history, Georgetown and its principals have developed, owned and overseen in excess of 25 million square feet of office, residential, retail and recreational properties and currently control assets with a value of over $3 billion. With a track record of long-term ownership and partnership, Georgetown focuses on complex and diverse projects in major markets throughout the US. Utilizing development experience across a wide range of property types, Georgetown brings capital and expertise to the most challenging real estate situations working independently or in partnership with institutional and corporate partners. An adherence to the highest standards of design, respect for historical fabric and commitment to sustainable processes for new and rehabilitated properties is a fundamental foundation for all of Georgetown’s work, as well as that of its affiliate RocaPoint Partners (RP) and its separate property management company Park Madison Property Management (PMPM). Finally, Georgetown’s principals believe that real estate expertise utilized in commercial transactions can also greatly benefit not-for-profit institutions and civic endeavors, and such activity is a major commitment of the firm.