Zach Solomon
Managing Director / Principal
The Solomon Organization
Zach Solomon is Managing Director and Principal at The Solomon Organization, a 45-year-old NJ-based real estate owner-operator working exclusively in the multi-family sector. Its holdings, acquired from notable sellers including Brookfield Properties, Heitman Real Estate Securities, CalSTERS, Starwood, Kensington Realty Advisors, and Hawthorne Residential Partners, now exceed 20,000 apartments organized into Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions.
The Solomon Organization’s transaction volume since Mr. Solomon joined the firm exceeds $6.2 Billion, including $500 Million acquisitions in 2022 totaling more than 2,800. The Solomon Organization’s aggressive value-added acquisition strategy identifies potential breakout markets and has resulted in scaled presence in what have become some of the most robust markets, including suburban Detroit, Charlotte, Columbus, Chapel-Hill and Albany. Its well-located, amenitized communities are typically close to employment centers in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Virginia and North Carolina. The Solomon Organization’s investment and stewardship culture stems from its commitment to blending patience for identifying and pursuing opportunities while applying a sense of urgency to maximize the performance of its assets.
Mr. Solomon holds a degree from the University of Denver. His civic work has included chairing the annual fundraising event for the Jewish Guild for the Blind’s Young Person’s committee and he served as Board member for Breakthrough New York, an organization that empowers motivated students from low-income backgrounds to graduate from college and access a fulfilling career and supports The Schwarzman Animal Medical Center. He resides in Manhattan with his wife and three children.
The Solomon Organization’s transaction volume since Mr. Solomon joined the firm exceeds $6.2 Billion, including $500 Million acquisitions in 2022 totaling more than 2,800. The Solomon Organization’s aggressive value-added acquisition strategy identifies potential breakout markets and has resulted in scaled presence in what have become some of the most robust markets, including suburban Detroit, Charlotte, Columbus, Chapel-Hill and Albany. Its well-located, amenitized communities are typically close to employment centers in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Virginia and North Carolina. The Solomon Organization’s investment and stewardship culture stems from its commitment to blending patience for identifying and pursuing opportunities while applying a sense of urgency to maximize the performance of its assets.
Mr. Solomon holds a degree from the University of Denver. His civic work has included chairing the annual fundraising event for the Jewish Guild for the Blind’s Young Person’s committee and he served as Board member for Breakthrough New York, an organization that empowers motivated students from low-income backgrounds to graduate from college and access a fulfilling career and supports The Schwarzman Animal Medical Center. He resides in Manhattan with his wife and three children.