BIG NOD TO TODS

It’s been a busy year for MacFarlane Partners, whose president Greg Vilkin and development chief Susan Smartt (an extra "t" to hammer the point home) we snapped in LA. With $4B under management from 14 public pension funds, they've committed enough new equity this year for $1B of multifamily building in their five key cities of DC, NY, LA, San Francisco, and Seattle. That includes 180 units in Marin, 113 in San Francisco, and 220 in San Jose. Next year they’re financing another $600M to $800M of transit-oriented urban infill. And congrats to Greg whose first of three kids graduates from college in June.

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