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Woodfield Investments
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Woodfield Development
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2005
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Woodfield Investments, doing business as Woodfield Development, is a privately held real estate investment and development firm headquartered at 850 Morrison Drive, Charleston, SC. Founded in 2005 by Mike Underwood, Greg Bonifield, and other partners — many ex-Summit Properties and Camden Property Trust — the firm specializes in sourcing, developing, and disposing of Class A multifamily and mixed-use apartment communities, with each project custom-branded under a distinct narrative tied to its local market (e.g., .408 Jackson's baseball heritage in Greenville, Ridley at Waterset's Kemp's ridley sea turtle theme in Apollo Beach). The firm intentionally outsources construction and property management to local contractors and operators rather than bringing those functions in-house, leveraging its long-tenured regional relationships as its primary sourcing capability. As of 2025 the firm had developed 60+ communities, with active or announced projects spanning the Carolinas, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, DC metro, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada.

The business model is a development-and-disposition cycle: Woodfield acquires and entitles sites, raises debt and equity through institutional capital partners (e.g., the Northwestern Mutual co-investment on Anya), builds the asset through local general contractors, and then sells stabilized or near-stabilized communities to institutional buyers such as REITs, private equity firms, and family offices (e.g., the $87 million June 2025 sale of Anya to Griffis Residential). Some assets are also held under long-term asset management partnerships. Revenue is generated through development fees, promote/profit participation, gains on disposition, and recurring asset management fees — a model that produces lumpy, project-driven income rather than recurring SaaS-style revenue. The firm serves two distinct customer bases: affluent apartment renters seeking differentiated Class A living experiences, and institutional real estate investors seeking access to a curated development pipeline in high-growth Sun Belt and Mid-Atlantic markets.

Distribution is sales-led and relationship-driven, with direct outreach by founding partners and a capital markets team to institutional investors (dedicated investor portal at investors.wfinvest.net and [email protected]), supplemented by a content marketing presence through the company website and individual project landing pages. The firm has been actively accelerating geographic expansion in 2025, adding Texas, Arizona, and Nevada to a base that historically spanned the Eastern Seaboard and Southeast, supported by a coordinated hiring campaign of regional Directors of Development in the same year.

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Woodfield Investments (dba Woodfield Development) is a privately held, Charleston-based real estate firm founded in 2005 that sources, develops, and disposes of Class A multifamily and mixed-use apartment communities across the Eastern Seaboard, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada, selling them to institutional investors and operators while serving affluent renters.

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HeadquartersIsle Of Palms, United States
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Isle Of Palms
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
multifamily real estate development, class A apartments, mixed-use development, real estate asset management, institutional property investment
Industry2 codes
1Residential Investment Property Brokerage (SFR/Small Multifamily)
CodeBPAJAAAEPrimaryYes
2Commercial Real Estate Brokerage (Leasing & Sales)
CodeFSAEAJABPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Rental and Leasing Services532
  • Offices of Real Estate Agents and Brokers5312
SIC code1 code
  • Real Estate Dealers (For Their Own Account)6532
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Multifamily Real Estate Development
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1Real Estate Development and Disposition
TypeOne Time License
Description

Woodfield develops Class A multifamily communities and mixed-use assets, then sells completed properties to investors or other developers. The company generates revenue through development fees, property sales, and long-term asset management partnerships.

woodfielddevelopment.net
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Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
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B2B
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Services
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Woodfield Investments sources, develops, and asset-manages Class A multifamily and mixed-use apartment communities across high-growth U.S. markets. The firm identifies sites, partners with local contractors, customizes each community's branding and amenities, then sells stabilized properties to institutional investors while retaining long-term asset management relationships. It has delivered more than 60 distinct, individually branded communities spanning the Carolinas, Mid-Atlantic, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada.

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  • Successfully developed and sold 60+ communities across Eastern Seaboard markets
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Product overview1 text field

Woodfield Development (also referred to as Woodfield Investments) is a real estate investment and development firm that sources and develops Class A multifamily and mixed-use apartment communities. The company operates as a portfolio of distinct branded apartment communities rather than a unified software product. Their portfolio includes over 60 communities across the eastern seaboard of the U.S., featuring individually branded properties such as The Port House (Daniel Island, SC), Morrison Yard (Charleston, SC), Passport (Herndon, VA), .408 Jackson (Greenville, SC), Ridley at Waterset (Apollo Beach, FL), Strait & Nelson (San Marcos, TX), Bryton (Charlotte, NC), Northwest Village (Fort Worth, TX), Port Malabar (Palm Bay, FL), Margaux Midtown (Nashville, TN), and many others. Each community is custom-designed with unique branding, amenities, and design themes, ranging from baseball-inspired concepts to coastal and nature themes. The company focuses on high-growth markets including university cities and metropolitan areas across the Carolinas, Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Texas.

Product and service21 records
1Anya
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

223-unit high-rise luxury apartment tower in West Palm Beach, FL, featuring upscale finishes inspired by local artistry; rents ranged from $2,495 to $7,295 across studio to three-bedroom units.

2Strait & Nelson
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

360-unit garden multifamily community in San Marcos, Texas, featuring ten buildings plus a clubhouse, pool, dog parks, pickleball courts, and EV charging spaces.

3The Port House
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

Multifamily housing community on historic Daniel Island, SC, featuring townhomes and flats inspired by Lowcountry living with organic style and community amenities.

4Morrison Yard
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

Multifamily residential community located in Charleston, SC, offering luxury apartment living.

5Passport
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

Premium apartment community in Herndon, VA, featuring studio, one- and two-bedroom units with stainless steel appliances, luxury vinyl plank flooring, resort-style amenities, and proximity to Innovation Metro Station.

6.408 Jackson
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

Curated luxury apartment community in Greenville, SC, inspired by the rich history of baseball in the city, with baseball-themed amenities and apartment features.

7Ridley at Waterset
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

Master-planned community in Apollo Beach, FL, inspired by Kemp's ridley sea turtle, offering upscale features and amenities throughout a 12+ mile trail system.

8Union Green
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

Multifamily property delivered in Union City, GA, a suburb of Atlanta.

9Bryton
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

354-unit, elevator-served garden multifamily community in four buildings with clubhouse, pool, pickleball courts, and EV charging in Huntersville, NC.

10Northwest Village
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

455-unit luxury apartment community in Fort Worth, TX, across two buildings with co-working space, sky lounge, fitness center, and multiple pools.

11Port Malabar
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

318-unit mixed-use community in Palm Bay, FL, with 19,000 sq ft commercial space, sky lounge overlooking Indian River Lagoon, and EV charging.

12505 Courtland
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

284-unit dynamic high-rise community in downtown Atlanta's SoNo district featuring bold, vibrant art throughout.

13Margaux Midtown
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

Nashville, TN project in Midtown neighborhood offering unique amenities including a speakeasy with performance stage and podcast room.

14Cooper River Farms
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

290-unit multifamily community sitting high on a bluff in Charleston's low country with 56 acres of forest and trails.

15Wharf 7
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

312-unit waterfront community in Charleston, SC, offering resort-style amenities and proximity to Daniel Island.

16The Aster
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

493-unit apartment community featuring sophisticated finishes and luxury amenities.

17Silos South End
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

390-unit resort-style community near Lynx Light Rail in Charlotte with premium health club, screening room, and pet amenities.

18Marshall Park
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

384-unit community in Raleigh, NC, on the paved Greenway with private entrances, USB charging ports, and fitness facilities.

19Mallory Square
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

365-unit luxury community in Rockville, MD, with granite countertops, Nest thermostats, resort-style pool, and pet spa.

20Woodfield Northlake
CategoryMultifamily Residential Community
Description

310-unit community near Uptown Charlotte, NC, with granite countertops, Nest thermostats, and extensive amenity package.

21Multifamily real estate development and disposition services
CategoryReal Estate Development Services
Description

End-to-end Class A multifamily real estate investment and development services for institutional capital partners, including site acquisition, development oversight, equity and debt structuring, asset management, and disposition of stabilized properties.

Scale indicator4 records

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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-23
Description

TruAmerica Multifamily launched a $1 billion affordable housing joint venture with Manulife Investment Management named Anchor Point Residential. Woodfield Development was mentioned alongside TruAmerica as firms announcing expansion plans in fall 2025.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2025-06-18
Description

Griffis Residential acquired Anya apartment tower from Woodfield Development and Northwestern Mutual for $87 million, marking Griffis Residential Income Trust's ninth acquisition and entry into the South Florida market.

Recent move9 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Quarterra Multifamily is a top-25 U.S. multifamily developer with a comparable build-and-sell or build-and-hold model focused on Class A urban and suburban communities. Woodfield VP Marshall Farrell previously held a VP of Development role at Quarterra, and the firms operate in overlapping Sunbelt and Mid-Atlantic markets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Johnson Development is a multifamily developer active across the U.S. Sunbelt. Woodfield VP Thomas Webster previously managed design, permitting, and construction of over 2,500 multifamily units at Johnson Development, and the firms share a comparable build-and-sell institutional model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Camden Property Trust is a publicly traded multifamily REIT that develops, owns, and operates Class A apartment communities across the Sunbelt. Woodfield VP Chad Hagler was previously Director of Real Estate Investments at Camden, indicating direct talent overlap and a comparable focus on Class A Sunbelt multifamily.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Greystar is the largest multifamily property manager, developer, and investor in the U.S. It operates across investment management, development, and property management, overlapping with Woodfield's development and asset management capabilities but at a far larger scale and broader geographic footprint. Woodfield's recent Phoenix/NV hire (Neil Hanlon) came directly from Greystar.

TypeDirect peer
Description

RangeWater is a Sunbelt-focused multifamily developer and operator with build-to-rent and Class A garden-style product. Woodfield Director Justin Cooley previously led multifamily and build-to-rent development at RangeWater, and both firms target similar high-growth metros in the Southeast and Southwest.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The NRP Group is a national multifamily developer, builder, and property manager specializing in Class A market-rate and affordable housing. NRP and Woodfield both focus on Class A multifamily development across multiple U.S. markets with a similar developer/investor capital structure model.

TypeEmerging player
Description

TruAmerica Multifamily is a private multifamily investment and development firm active in workforce and Class A communities. TruAmerica launched a $1B affordable housing JV with Manulife in October 2025 alongside Woodfield's expansion announcements, indicating comparable scale and capital partner relationships.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Waypoint Residential is a multifamily developer and operator active in the Southeast and Texas. Woodfield Director Clayton Robinson previously led development of seven market-rate apartment communities at Waypoint, and both firms compete in the same Florida and Sunbelt submarkets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Gables Residential is a multifamily developer and operator specializing in Class A urban and suburban communities, particularly in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. Woodfield SVP Patrick Kassin was previously a Development Director at Gables, and the firms share similar urban- and suburban- infill product positioning.

TypeOthers
Description

Griffis Residential is a multifamily investment firm that acquires and operates Class A apartment communities. While not a direct developer competitor, Griffis is a downstream acquirer of Woodfield's product (it bought Anya for $87M in June 2025), making it a key capital recycling counterparty.

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Key highlights7 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Funding rounds2 records

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Woodfield Investments

Multifamily Real Estate Developmentwoodfielddevelopment.net

Woodfield Investments (dba Woodfield Development) is a privately held, Charleston-based real estate firm founded in 2005 that sources, develops, and disposes of Class A multifamily and mixed-use apartment communities across the Eastern Seaboard, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada, selling them to institutional investors and operators while serving affluent renters.

What Woodfield Investments does

Woodfield Investments, doing business as Woodfield Development, is a privately held real estate investment and development firm headquartered at 850 Morrison Drive, Charleston, SC. Founded in 2005 by Mike Underwood, Greg Bonifield, and other partners — many ex-Summit Properties and Camden Property Trust — the firm specializes in sourcing, developing, and disposing of Class A multifamily and mixed-use apartment communities, with each project custom-branded under a distinct narrative tied to its local market (e.g., .408 Jackson's baseball heritage in Greenville, Ridley at Waterset's Kemp's ridley sea turtle theme in Apollo Beach). The firm intentionally outsources construction and property management to local contractors and operators rather than bringing those functions in-house, leveraging its long-tenured regional relationships as its primary sourcing capability. As of 2025 the firm had developed 60+ communities, with active or announced projects spanning the Carolinas, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, DC metro, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada.

The business model is a development-and-disposition cycle: Woodfield acquires and entitles sites, raises debt and equity through institutional capital partners (e.g., the Northwestern Mutual co-investment on Anya), builds the asset through local general contractors, and then sells stabilized or near-stabilized communities to institutional buyers such as REITs, private equity firms, and family offices (e.g., the $87 million June 2025 sale of Anya to Griffis Residential). Some assets are also held under long-term asset management partnerships. Revenue is generated through development fees, promote/profit participation, gains on disposition, and recurring asset management fees — a model that produces lumpy, project-driven income rather than recurring SaaS-style revenue. The firm serves two distinct customer bases: affluent apartment renters seeking differentiated Class A living experiences, and institutional real estate investors seeking access to a curated development pipeline in high-growth Sun Belt and Mid-Atlantic markets.

Distribution is sales-led and relationship-driven, with direct outreach by founding partners and a capital markets team to institutional investors (dedicated investor portal at investors.wfinvest.net and [email protected]), supplemented by a content marketing presence through the company website and individual project landing pages. The firm has been actively accelerating geographic expansion in 2025, adding Texas, Arizona, and Nevada to a base that historically spanned the Eastern Seaboard and Southeast, supported by a coordinated hiring campaign of regional Directors of Development in the same year.

Woodfield Investments firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Woodfield Investments
Legal name
Woodfield Development
Website
https://woodfielddevelopment.net
Company type
Private
Founded year
2005
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Woodfield Investments (dba Woodfield Development) is a privately held, Charleston-based real estate firm founded in 2005 that sources, develops, and disposes of Class A multifamily and mixed-use apartment communities across the Eastern Seaboard, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada, selling them to institutional investors and operators while serving affluent renters.
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Woodfield Investments industry classification

Industry
Product category
Multifamily Real Estate Development
NAICS
Rental and Leasing Services (532), Offices of Real Estate Agents and Brokers (5312)
SIC
Real Estate Dealers (For Their Own Account) (6532)
akta.pro primary industry
Residential Investment Property Brokerage (SFR/Small Multifamily) (BPAJAAAE)
akta.pro secondary industry
Commercial Real Estate Brokerage (Leasing & Sales) (FSAEAJAB)

Keywords

  • Multifamily real estate development
  • Class A apartments
  • Mixed-use development
  • Real estate asset management
  • Institutional property investment

Where Woodfield Investments is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Isle Of Palms
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Woodfield Investments business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Real Estate Development and Disposition: Woodfield develops Class A multifamily communities and mixed-use assets, then sells completed properties to investors or other developers. The company generates revenue through development fees, property sales, and long-term asset management partnerships.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

Woodfield Investments product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Woodfield Investments sources, develops, and asset-manages Class A multifamily and mixed-use apartment communities across high-growth U.S. markets. The firm identifies sites, partners with local contractors, customizes each community's branding and amenities, then sells stabilized properties to institutional investors while retaining long-term asset management relationships. It has delivered more than 60 distinct, individually branded communities spanning the Carolinas, Mid-Atlantic, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada.

Product overview

Woodfield Development (also referred to as Woodfield Investments) is a real estate investment and development firm that sources and develops Class A multifamily and mixed-use apartment communities. The company operates as a portfolio of distinct branded apartment communities rather than a unified software product. Their portfolio includes over 60 communities across the eastern seaboard of the U.S., featuring individually branded properties such as The Port House (Daniel Island, SC), Morrison Yard (Charleston, SC), Passport (Herndon, VA), .408 Jackson (Greenville, SC), Ridley at Waterset (Apollo Beach, FL), Strait & Nelson (San Marcos, TX), Bryton (Charlotte, NC), Northwest Village (Fort Worth, TX), Port Malabar (Palm Bay, FL), Margaux Midtown (Nashville, TN), and many others. Each community is custom-designed with unique branding, amenities, and design themes, ranging from baseball-inspired concepts to coastal and nature themes. The company focuses on high-growth markets including university cities and metropolitan areas across the Carolinas, Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Texas.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Anya 223-unit high-rise luxury apartment tower in West Palm Beach, FL, featuring upscale finishes inspired by local artistry; rents ranged from $2,495 to $7,295 across studio to three-bedroom units.
  • Strait & Nelson 360-unit garden multifamily community in San Marcos, Texas, featuring ten buildings plus a clubhouse, pool, dog parks, pickleball courts, and EV charging spaces.
  • The Port House Multifamily housing community on historic Daniel Island, SC, featuring townhomes and flats inspired by Lowcountry living with organic style and community amenities.
  • Morrison Yard Multifamily residential community located in Charleston, SC, offering luxury apartment living.
  • Passport Premium apartment community in Herndon, VA, featuring studio, one- and two-bedroom units with stainless steel appliances, luxury vinyl plank flooring, resort-style amenities, and proximity to Innovation Metro Station.
  • .408 Jackson Curated luxury apartment community in Greenville, SC, inspired by the rich history of baseball in the city, with baseball-themed amenities and apartment features.
  • Ridley at Waterset Master-planned community in Apollo Beach, FL, inspired by Kemp's ridley sea turtle, offering upscale features and amenities throughout a 12+ mile trail system.
  • Union Green Multifamily property delivered in Union City, GA, a suburb of Atlanta.
  • Bryton 354-unit, elevator-served garden multifamily community in four buildings with clubhouse, pool, pickleball courts, and EV charging in Huntersville, NC.
  • Northwest Village 455-unit luxury apartment community in Fort Worth, TX, across two buildings with co-working space, sky lounge, fitness center, and multiple pools.
  • Port Malabar 318-unit mixed-use community in Palm Bay, FL, with 19,000 sq ft commercial space, sky lounge overlooking Indian River Lagoon, and EV charging.
  • 505 Courtland 284-unit dynamic high-rise community in downtown Atlanta's SoNo district featuring bold, vibrant art throughout.
  • Margaux Midtown Nashville, TN project in Midtown neighborhood offering unique amenities including a speakeasy with performance stage and podcast room.
  • Cooper River Farms 290-unit multifamily community sitting high on a bluff in Charleston's low country with 56 acres of forest and trails.
  • Wharf 7 312-unit waterfront community in Charleston, SC, offering resort-style amenities and proximity to Daniel Island.
  • The Aster 493-unit apartment community featuring sophisticated finishes and luxury amenities.
  • Silos South End 390-unit resort-style community near Lynx Light Rail in Charlotte with premium health club, screening room, and pet amenities.
  • Marshall Park 384-unit community in Raleigh, NC, on the paved Greenway with private entrances, USB charging ports, and fitness facilities.
  • Mallory Square 365-unit luxury community in Rockville, MD, with granite countertops, Nest thermostats, resort-style pool, and pet spa.
  • Woodfield Northlake 310-unit community near Uptown Charlotte, NC, with granite countertops, Nest thermostats, and extensive amenity package.
  • Multifamily real estate development and disposition services End-to-end Class A multifamily real estate investment and development services for institutional capital partners, including site acquisition, development oversight, equity and debt structuring, asset management, and disposition of stabilized properties.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Successfully developed and sold 60+ communities across Eastern Seaboard markets
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Woodfield Investments

Customer profile

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Woodfield Investments technology and API

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Woodfield Investments partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

  • TruAmerica MultifamilyminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 23 October 2025TruAmerica Multifamily launched a $1 billion affordable housing joint venture with Manulife Investment Management named Anchor Point Residential. Woodfield Development was mentioned alongside TruAmerica as firms announcing expansion plans in fall 2025.
  • Griffis ResidentialminorOthers · 18 June 2025Griffis Residential acquired Anya apartment tower from Woodfield Development and Northwestern Mutual for $87 million, marking Griffis Residential Income Trust's ninth acquisition and entry into the South Florida market.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Woodfield Investments competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Quarterra Multifamily (formerly LMC, a Lennar Company): Quarterra Multifamily is a top-25 U.S. multifamily developer with a comparable build-and-sell or build-and-hold model focused on Class A urban and suburban communities. Woodfield VP Marshall Farrell previously held a VP of Development role at Quarterra, and the firms operate in overlapping Sunbelt and Mid-Atlantic markets.
  • Johnson Development Associates: Johnson Development is a multifamily developer active across the U.S. Sunbelt. Woodfield VP Thomas Webster previously managed design, permitting, and construction of over 2,500 multifamily units at Johnson Development, and the firms share a comparable build-and-sell institutional model.
  • RangeWater Real Estate: RangeWater is a Sunbelt-focused multifamily developer and operator with build-to-rent and Class A garden-style product. Woodfield Director Justin Cooley previously led multifamily and build-to-rent development at RangeWater, and both firms target similar high-growth metros in the Southeast and Southwest.
  • The NRP Group: The NRP Group is a national multifamily developer, builder, and property manager specializing in Class A market-rate and affordable housing. NRP and Woodfield both focus on Class A multifamily development across multiple U.S. markets with a similar developer/investor capital structure model.
  • Waypoint Residential: Waypoint Residential is a multifamily developer and operator active in the Southeast and Texas. Woodfield Director Clayton Robinson previously led development of seven market-rate apartment communities at Waypoint, and both firms compete in the same Florida and Sunbelt submarkets.
  • Gables Residential: Gables Residential is a multifamily developer and operator specializing in Class A urban and suburban communities, particularly in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. Woodfield SVP Patrick Kassin was previously a Development Director at Gables, and the firms share similar urban- and suburban- infill product positioning.

Broad incumbents

  • Camden Property Trust: Camden Property Trust is a publicly traded multifamily REIT that develops, owns, and operates Class A apartment communities across the Sunbelt. Woodfield VP Chad Hagler was previously Director of Real Estate Investments at Camden, indicating direct talent overlap and a comparable focus on Class A Sunbelt multifamily.
  • Greystar Real Estate Partners: Greystar is the largest multifamily property manager, developer, and investor in the U.S. It operates across investment management, development, and property management, overlapping with Woodfield's development and asset management capabilities but at a far larger scale and broader geographic footprint. Woodfield's recent Phoenix/NV hire (Neil Hanlon) came directly from Greystar.

Emerging players

  • TruAmerica Multifamily: TruAmerica Multifamily is a private multifamily investment and development firm active in workforce and Class A communities. TruAmerica launched a $1B affordable housing JV with Manulife in October 2025 alongside Woodfield's expansion announcements, indicating comparable scale and capital partner relationships.

Others

  • Griffis Residential: Griffis Residential is a multifamily investment firm that acquires and operates Class A apartment communities. While not a direct developer competitor, Griffis is a downstream acquirer of Woodfield's product (it bought Anya for $87M in June 2025), making it a key capital recycling counterparty.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Woodfield Investments social profiles

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Woodfield Investments financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Woodfield Investments leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles12 records

Woodfield Investments funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds2 records

Investors2 records

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Woodfield Investments M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Woodfield Investments

What does Woodfield Investments do?

Woodfield Investments sources, develops, and asset-manages Class A multifamily and mixed-use apartment communities across high-growth U.S. markets. The firm identifies sites, partners with local contractors, customizes each community's branding and amenities, then sells stabilized properties to institutional investors while retaining long-term asset management relationships. It has delivered more than 60 distinct, individually branded communities spanning the Carolinas, Mid-Atlantic, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada.

Is Woodfield Investments a public or private company?

Woodfield Investments is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Woodfield Investments founded?

Woodfield Investments was founded in 2005. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Woodfield Investments based?

Woodfield Investments is headquartered in Isle Of Palms, United States, in the North America region.

How does Woodfield Investments make money?

One revenue line is on record: real Estate Development and Disposition.

Who are Woodfield Investments's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Quarterra Multifamily (formerly LMC, a Lennar Company), Johnson Development Associates, RangeWater Real Estate, The NRP Group, Waypoint Residential and Gables Residential. Broad incumbents are Camden Property Trust and Greystar Real Estate Partners. TruAmerica Multifamily is listed as an emerging player. Griffis Residential is listed as an others.

Does Woodfield Investments have an API?

No public API is recorded for Woodfield Investments.

What industry is Woodfield Investments in?

Woodfield Investments's product category is Multifamily Real Estate Development. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAJAAAE, Residential Investment Property Brokerage (SFR/Small Multifamily), with a secondary code of FSAEAJAB, Commercial Real Estate Brokerage (Leasing & Sales). Its NAICS code is 532 and its SIC code is 6532.

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SCBizBrooking Square opens on Cainhoy peninsula with 348 unitsWoodfield Development and Simpson Housing opened the 348-unit Brooking Square community at Point Hope, a master-planned community on the Cainhoy peninsula. The Berkeley County development includes one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments and townhomes with amenities like a saltwater pool, pickleball courts, and fitness club. Retail tenants include Allstate and Wando Veterinary, with additional space available for lease.citybizWoodfield Development Begins Residential Deliveries at Woodrow House Along Atlanta BeltlineWoodfield Development began residential deliveries at Woodrow House, its first build-to-rent townhomes, along the Atlanta Beltline. The 25 townhomes mark the opening phase of the 325-home mixed-income community, with additional units and retail expected later this year.CostarConstruction starts on big mixed-use district in this Southwest Florida villageConstruction has begun on the first phase of an unnamed mixed-use development in Estero, Florida, just off Coconut Road, according to CoStar News. The project is being developed by Woodfield Development, and the article does not disclose the project's name, scale, or timeline.citybizWoodfield Development Announces Plans for Ashford Green Multifamily Community in BrookhavenWoodfield Development announced plans for a 320-unit multifamily community within Ashford Green in Brookhaven, Georgia, following city approval of rezoning that converts the site from office to residential use. The five-story building will offer studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units, plus a pool, clubhouse and coworking areas, integrated with 16,000 square feet of new retail. Woodfield expects to acquire the site in the second quarter of 2027.BisnowSandy Springs Shopping Center Gets Incentives For Major Overhaul: The Atlanta Deal SheetWoodfield Development received a $4M incentive package from the Sandy Springs City Council to redevelop the North River Shopping Center into a mixed-use project featuring 336 apartment units and retail space. Separately, DeltaX announced plans for a $141M battery storage manufacturing facility in Monroe, Georgia, which will create 250 jobs and serve as its North American headquarters.citybizWoodfield Development Closes on West Ashley Site for Westbourne Ashley LandingWoodfield Development closed on a portion of the Ashley Landing redevelopment and will immediately begin construction on Westbourne Ashley Landing, a 285-unit mixed-use community. The project, with construction financing from TD Bank and equity from PGIM, is expected to complete in the third quarter of 2028.REBusinessOnlineWoodfield to Begin Construction on 285-Unit Apartment Community in CharlestonWoodfield Development will break ground on Westbourne Ashley Landing, a 285-unit apartment community in Charleston, as part of a 31-acre mixed-use redevelopment. TD Bank provided construction financing and PGIM Real Estate equity, with completion expected in Q3 2028. The project includes retail, a Publix, and amenities like a pool and pickleball court.Multifamily DiveMultifamily firms that have announced expansion plans this fallSeveral major U.S. apartment firms have recently announced expansion plans, including Woodfield Development entering the Phoenix and Las Vegas markets, and JPI returning to the Southeast region after years away. TruAmerica Multifamily separately launched a $1 billion affordable housing joint venture with Manulife Investment Management named Anchor Point Residential.PR NewswireClark Breaks Ground on Charlotte's Queensbridge Collective Mixed-Use DevelopmentClark Construction Group joined representatives from Riverside Investment & Development, Woodfield Development, Goettsch Partners, and CBRE to break ground on Queensbridge Collective, a mixed-use development in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 24. The project features a 42-story multifamily tower with 409 units, a 35-story 600,000-square-foot office building, nearly 30,000 square feet of retail, and 1,600 parking spaces, with completion expected in 2025. This marks the fourth collaboration between Clark Construction, Riverside Investment & Development, and Goettsch Partners, who previously delivered award-winning projects including 110 North Wacker and 150 North Riverside in Chicago.