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EVENTS CALENDAR
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Nov. 15, 2012
Jonathan F.P. Rose
President, Jonathan Rose Companies
American Institute of Architects Philadelphia Chapter
10th Annual Design on the Delaware Conference
designonthedelaware.com
May. 8, 2012
Jonathan F.P. Rose
President, Jonathan Rose Companies
ULI Spring Meeting
Moderator: "Perceptions of Value: Energy as Driver of Real Estate Decisions"
www.ulispring.org
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Theresa A. Bell has 20 years of experience as a commercial real estate broker and developer who specializes in mixed use projects, property acquisition, commercial and housing development, property management, and asset management. She is the Managing Partner of Romero Rose, the Southwest affiliate of Jonathan Rose Companies.
Ms. Bell is currently overseeing the development of two parcels of Albuquerque’s Alvarado Transportation Center Downtown Development Plan: Silver Gardens Apartments and Elements Townhomes. Silver Gardens Apartments (Phase I) is a $12.5 million mixed-income, green, affordable, transit-oriented development that will provide much needed low-cost rental housing options to residents of downtown Albuquerque. Elements Townhomes is a $21.3 million, for-sale green, transit-oriented townhome development that will help provide residential stability for Albuquerque’s emerging downtown. Other projects in pre-development include Green Commons, a commercial development near the transportation center, and Bosque Studios, an artist-focused live/work community in Albuquerque’s South Valley.
In addition to overseeing Romero Rose’s on-going development work, Theresa Bell oversees the management of the New Mexico real estate portfolio of Jonathan Rose Companies, which includes: Second Street Studios, a market rate live/work space in Santa Fe: three office buildings in Santa Fe, the historic 50 East building off the Santa Fe Plaza, and the Tech Commons office complex in Albuquerque.
Prior to opening Romero Rose, Theresa Bell was a partner in Perry Rose, the Denver affiliate of Jonathan Rose Companies. Her project experience at Perry Rose included the redevelopment of the Denver Dry Goods Building, the first mixed-use, mixed-income, green, historic, transit-oriented development project in the nation. Her responsibilities for the 350,000 square foot conversion project included: project financing, construction management, lease-up, and property management. Ms. Bell also participated on the Perry Rose development team responsible for Highlands’ Garden Village, an early example of transit-oriented smart growth development, encompassing 27 acres on the site of a former amusement park. Her responsibilities on the project included acquisition, design, entitlements, and community outreach.
Ms. Bell received her Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in both Finance and Real Estate from New Mexico State University. A native of Santa Fe, New Mexico, she is a licensed real estate broker in both New Mexico and Colorado.
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