RREAF Holdings Breaks Ground on Southlake Hotel Development

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Drawing on decades of experience in the niche, Joyce Storm is a real estate investment professional who works with Storm Partners, a New York-based firm, where she serves as president. In addition to this, Joyce Storm sits on the Real Estate Advisory Board of Mosaic Real Estate Investors (MREI), which specializes in funding luxury real estate developments across the country.

Among these is a Southlake, Texas-based hotel development called RREAF Southlake Property, which has entered the first phase of its construction. Set across 16 acres, the development is set to have 239 suites and guestrooms, while restaurants and retail spaces may be added in future development phases.

The hotel is set to be six stories tall, and the first phase of the construction looks to finish before Fall 2020. MREI is providing the mezzanine debt for the project, while RREAF and RREAF Investors have provided the equity needed for installation. Staghorn Capital Partners has also provided a first lien construction loan to begin the development.

"Life Sucks" Opens at BFA’s Theatre Row

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Joyce Storm is a real estate investment professional who holds several decades of experience in the niche, with the past 12 years being with Storm Partners, a real estate investment company based in New York. Joyce Storm continues to be involved with a variety of other organizations, such as the Building of the Arts’ (BFA) Theatre Row program, an off-Broadway theatre complex that provides affordable theater venues.

The BFA initiative accepts a range of diverse theater companies, with the Wheelhouse Theater Company's “Life Sucks” being one of the more recent to open at the complex. Written by Aaron Posner and directed by Jeff Wise, the show is set for a 14-week engagement, with its run finishing on September 1.

The engagement at Theatre Row comes not long after “Life Sucks” premiered at the Washington, D.C.-based Aaron and Cecile Goldman Theater. The production is a contemporary re-telling of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, featuring Kevin Isola as Vanya and Austin Pendleton as The Professor.