Matthew Kesselhaut
Matthew Kesselhaut is a highly accomplished real estate professional, with an extensive background in affordable multi-family property acquisition and development. He is a Managing Director at The Silver Street Group, LLC, which is a vertically integrated real estate corporation with a primary focus on affordable multi-family property acquisition and development. His career has spanned several years, during which he has been involved in the acquisition and/or development of more than 10,000 units of affordable housing across multiple states in the US. Development experience includes new construction, the re-redevelopment of historic mill buildings into residential rental property, and substantial rehabilitation of existing low-income and market-rate housing projects. Developments have utilized a variety of financing programs such as the Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program, Historic Tax Credits, Tax-exempt financing, Sec. 8 Subsidies, Property Tax Abatements, State Housing Finance Authority Financing, HUD Mortgage Insurance, Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac credit enhancement, and conventional financing.
Matthew studied a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Babson College - Franklin W. Olin Graduate School of Business and a BA in Psychology at the University of Maryland. Prior to joining The Silver Street Group, LLC, he also held several other notable positions, including Principal at Silver Street Development Corporation, Principal at MMA Financial (f/k/a Lend Lease Real Estate Investments and Boston Financial), and Project Manager at Herrontown Builders.
As a real estate professional, Matthew is highly skilled in affordable housing acquisition, development, and management. His expertise in areas such as historic tax credits, financing programs, and low-income tax credits make him a valuable asset to any real estate team seeking to invest in or develop affordable housing projects. Furthermore, his professional interests lie in the intersection between real estate, business strategy, and community building.