June 18, 2019
CRC Promotes Amy Asuquo to Senior Regional Portfolio Manager for Multifamily
CRC has announced the promotion of Amy Asuquo to the newly-created position of Senior Regional Portfolio Manager. Ms. Asuquo has worked for the company since 2009 in a variety of positions, most recently as a Regional Portfolio Manager for Maryland and Georgia.
In her new position, Ms. Asuquo will be the point person for all issues related to the daily operations of CRC’s communities throughout their multifamily portfolio. She will also oversee the other Regional Portfolio Managers as the company portfolio grows.
“Amy’s refined communication and leadership talents are among the traits that have made her a valuable and highly effective mentor for many of our Community Managers and Leasing Specialists,” stated Scott Hamlin, Director of Operations, Multifamily of CRC. “She consistently exhibits a passion for helping and improving the skills of others, combined with an aptitude for successfully handling issues associated with leasing and managing a diverse portfolio of communities. Amy brings a selfless attitude to every assignment, and she is extremely deserving of these additional responsibilities.”
Ms. Asuquo earned her Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Towson University. She received her Certified Apartment Portfolio Supervisor (CAPS) designation and is a member of the Maryland Multi-Housing Association’s Executive Committee.
About CRC
Continental Realty Corporation (CRC), is focused on acquiring value-add retail and multifamily properties, located throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions of the United States. Headquartered in Baltimore and founded in 1960, CRC is a full-service commercial real estate and investment company. The privately-owned firm owns and manages a diversified portfolio of retail centers, consisting of over 4 million square feet of commercial space, as well as almost 10,000 apartment homes. Positioned throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions, the portfolio’s value exceeds $2 billion.
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