While Revolution Realty Shares and the concept of investing online through real estate crowdfunding are new, the real estate experience of RRS’ team certainly is not. Our origin in real estate development began in the 1990s. For over 20 years, the real estate professionals who founded Revolution Realty Shares have been successfully developing residential and commercial real estate through all phases of the market cycle. Past projects have included for sale residential, rental residential, commercial office space, retail, and hospitality real estate.
Broadly we are an urban infill and adaptive reuse development company, but overtime we have grown a specific specialty in historic renovation. Several awards have been received for excellence in renovation from the American Builder’s Association, National Heritage Awards, Excellence in Preservation from the AIA and most recently in 2015 top honors for preservation in Baltimore from Maryland Historic Trust. Project have included the construction/renovation of over 1,000,000 square feet of historic renovations and infill projects plus the creation of over 500 residential units.
Canal Street Malt House
Canal Street Malt House, Baltimore, MD:
Adaptive reuse development that converted an 1866 brewery into 13 loft condominiums. An adjacent urban infill development created 25 condominiums in two new buildings that were constructed to match the existing brewery. The 38 condominiums totaled over 110,000 square feet in Jonestown Historic District.
Pontiac Mills
Pontiac Mills, Warwick, RI:
Adaptive reuse development turning the original Fruit of the Loom textile mill into a mixed-use complex. Upon completion the 300,000 square foot historic mill complex comprised of 25 separate buildings along the Pawtuxet River will have become 134 luxury loft apartments and over 50,000 square feet of commercial office and retail space available for lease.
Merchant Point
Merchant Point, Baltimore, MD:
Urban infill plus adaptive reuse developments turning a historic convent and church into 18 new townhomes and commercial rental space. The project totaled 63,000 square feet and was within the Fells Point Historic District of Baltimore.
Holland Tack Factory
Holland Tack Factory, Baltimore, MD:
Adaptive reuse development that transformed a 50,000 square foot historic Civil War Hospital that later became a factory into a retail and office commercial complex.
345 Thames Street
345 Thames Street, Newport, RI:
New construction of a 10,000 square foot retail commercial building located in the heart of Newport’s Waterfront District.
Adaptive Reuse Renovation
Urban Infill Developments
