Charles Martin Wender (known to most as “Marty”) is well known for his achievements and vision.

Marty Wender, a Fort Worth native, began his San Antonio business career in 1969, upon graduating

from the Business Honors Program at The University of Texas at Austin and marrying San Antonio

native Rene Lynn Mandel.

Marty Wender’s business real estate development projects in San Antonio include the 3,500 acre

Westover Hills development, one of the country’s premier, mixed use, large scale, master-planned,

developments; Fawn Meadow in the South Texas Medical Center; and Crownridge at IH 10 West

and Camp Bullis Road.

Marty was selected as one of five “Visionaries” by the San Antonio Business Journal special section

entitled “A Century of Business” for his vision and accomplishments in his revitalization of the

City’s west side and his Westover Hills Development. Westover Hills has become home to Sea

World of Texas, the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort Hotel, Rudy’s Country Store & Bar-B-Q,

Maxim Integrated Products, Wells Fargo Operations Center, and the Alamo Colleges Northwest

Vista Campus. QVC Network, Inc., The American Funds Group/Capital Group Companies,

Nationwide Insurance, and numerous other major companies have built corporate campuses in

Westover Hills. Additionally, Westover Hills is home to seven major data center facilities, including

Microsoft and Valero.

Marty is active in numerous civic and charitable organizations. He is a past Chairman of the Board

of the Alamo Public Telecommunications Council, a Board member of the Masters Leadership

Program of San Antonio and Bexar County, and a Board member of the University of Texas Health

Science Center San Antonio Cancer Therapy Research Center. Marty was the 2002 Chairman of the

Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce; and was a member of “Team Toyota” that helped lure

Toyota to San Antonio. Marty served on the Board of the San Antonio Economic Development

Foundation; the Board of the San Antonio Medical Foundation; the University of Texas Health

Science Development Board, and many others. Additionally, Marty is a member of the University of

Texas Chancellor’s Council; the University of Texas Longhorn Advisory Council; and the University

of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business Advisory Council.

Marty Wender has been the recipient of many awards and recognitions because of his achievements,

his devotion and service to the community and his vision for the future of San Antonio and Texas.

Marty’s willingness to try the untried and his insistence on quality are his hallmarks.

Scott joined Northmarq in May 2020 to expand the company’s Investment Sales platform across Texas. He focuses on establishing and maintaining client relationships, and providing advisory, transactional, debt structures and equity sourcing services to multifamily owners and developers. He is part of the company’s Built-to-Rent and Institutional Advisory practice groups.

Prior to joining Northmarq, Scott was a Managing Director and Team Lead at Jones Lang LaSalle for six years, and a Senior Director and senior executive over central Texas for Institutional Property Advisors, a Marcus and Millichap company, for 12 years. During the last 18 years, Scott’s direct transactional and oversight experience exceeds $7 billion. With more than 50,000 apartment units sold, Scott is recognized as a market expert and is frequently called upon to speak or provide commentary at real estate conferences and in media outlets. In addition, Scott serves as an advisor for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Beige Book publication.

In addition to his multifamily brokerage experience, Scott served as the regional manager for two of Marcus & Millichap’s flagship offices in Los Angeles and Encino California, and was the Western United States Director for Special Asset Services where he was charged with supporting more than 300 senior agents and creating direct client relationships with many of the nation’s largest financial institutions and servicers.