Justin Drysdale has been appointed executive vice president, regional leader for the North region by Dallas-based Hillwood Investment Properties. The North region encompasses New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New England, the Mid-Atlantic, and the greater Midwest.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Justin Drysdale to the Hillwood team. His industry relationships and forward-thinking approach make him an excellent fit for our company. We’re confident that Justin will propel our North Region to new achievements,” Tal Hicks, president of Hillwood Investment Properties, said in a statement.
With over two decades of experience in real estate development and investment, Drysdale has held leadership posts at Brookfield Asset Management, Industrial Developments International Realty (IDI), and Prologis. Hillwood said Drysdale’s understanding of industrial development and investments positions him as an ideal leader to steer its continued growth and innovation within these pivotal markets.
In his new capacity and based in New Jersey, Drysdale will oversee all aspects of development and investment while leading the established team within the North Region. His focus will center on strategic growth, enhancing partnerships, and delivering exceptional value to stakeholders. He will collaborate closely with existing leadership to leverage accomplishments and cultivate new business opportunities, Hillwood said.
“I’m honored to join Hillwood Investment Properties and lead the North Region. Hillwood’s dedication to excellence and community impact is truly inspiring, and I’m eager to contribute to the company’s vision and success in this dynamic region,” Drysdale said in a statement.
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