NEW YORK, Feb. 16, 2017 -- Greystone Development, a New York-based real estate development company, announced the appointment of Christopher Britt as head of its new construction company affiliate, Greystone Builders. Greystone Builders is a full-service Construction Manager capable of providing expertise and oversight for the Greystone portfolio as well as third party projects. Its value-add services include pre-construction guidance, management of all phases of design, budgeting, on-site supervision, cost monitoring, schedule maintenance and quality control. Greystone Builders’ diverse experience makes it uniquely qualified to provide solutions for any complex issues.
In this new role, Mr. Britt will be responsible for the oversight of the properties, including spearheading day-to-day operations, and optimizing conditions to maximize timely and cost-effective delivery of the properties.
Mr. Britt joins Greystone Builders with more than 20 years of industry experience. Prior to Greystone, he participated in the launch of Bravo Builders, a construction management startup. He spent the last three years contributing to the growth of that firm, which expanded from five to over 50 employees, and with a number of projects in development.
Before Bravo Builders, Mr. Britt was a Project Manager at Sciame Construction, where his talents were concentrated on four commercial properties spanning almost one million square feet throughout the Tri-State area. Prior to Sciame Construction, Mr. Britt functioned as the in-house, construction project manager for two separate New York-based architecture firms.
“This is a great opportunity to lead construction management at Greystone Builders,” said Mr. Britt. “Greystone Development is truly a one-stop-shop for real estate.”
“We are thrilled to have Christopher at the helm of this new business unit, which is uniquely involved in all steps of the construction process from inception to completion,” said Thomas Ryan, SVP at Greystone Development. “We are confident that Christopher will continue to further Greystone’s unparalleled level of service, helping us to provide the highest standards of quality and value in real estate development.”
About Greystone Development
Greystone Development is a full-service real estate developer. Since 1992, Greystone has acquired, repositioned and developed over $2 billion in properties nationwide spanning approximately 3.5 million square feet. Our portfolio is diverse, comprised of condominium, rental, office, retail, mixed use and healthcare properties. Greystone Development is currently developing 15 real estate projects in premier markets such as New York, Miami and San Francisco. For more information, visit www.greystonedevelopment.com. Greystone Development is a part of the Greystone group of companies, active in real estate lending, investment and advisory. For more info, visit www.greyco.com.
PRESS CONTACT: Karen Marotta Greystone 212-896-9149 [email protected]


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