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Hal Fairbanks
Vice President
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Education:
Master of Business Administration, A.B. Freeman
School of Business, Tulane University
Bachelor of Arts, Art and Architecture History,
Tulane University
Experience:
Mr. Fairbanks is responsible for identifying and
overseeing due diligence for new development opportunities and
closing financing for select developments. In this capacity he
has closed approximately $400 million of financing for inner-city
revitalization projects over the last five years. He also
oversees the operations and investments of HRI’s affiliated NMTC
community development entity, National Cities Fund. In his
previous position as a Development Project Manager at HRI, he has
been responsible numerous large scale historic property
developments from project inception to completion. Adaptive
re-uses of these properties have included residential, commercial,
office and hospitality. Mr. Fairbanks began his career at HRI
in 1995 as a Financial Analyst. Before joining HRI Mr.
Fairbanks was a real estate agent and investor, and managed a
portfolio of residential real estate in New Orleans,
LA.
Projects Managed Include -
Federal City A mixed use redevelopment of a
Navy base in New Orleans, including construction of a new
head-quarters building for the USMC Reserves and a Town Center
Retail Complex
Miller & Rhoads An adaptive reuse of a
historic downtown department store featuring a 250 room hotel and
133 residential condominiums in Richmond, VA
King Edward Hotel and Apartments Restoration
of an iconic downtown landmark in Jackson, MS, creating 186 new
hotel rooms and 64 luxury apartments
Nissen Building Apartments Residential
conversion of a neo-classical 1920’s skyscraper in Winston-Salem,
NC
Humble Oil Building A mixed use historic
adaptive reuse in downtown Houston with two hotels and 82
luxury apartments
Blackstone Hotel Historic rehab of a downtown
Fort Worth art deco landmark
Old Hammond High School 28 units of
affordable rental housing designed for artists as live/work
space
Congress Square Affordable rental housing
that reused four-plexes built for shipyard workers during WW
II
Gravier Place A mixed use historic adaptive
reuse with 130 upscale apartments and three floors of office and
retail space
Affiliations:
Licensed Louisiana Real Estate Broker
Urban Land Institute
National Trust for Historic
Preservation
Preservation Action - Board Member
Metro Bicycle Coalition - Board Member
