About Greg, Founder
A health care and real estate professional with over 30 years of experience, Greg Neeb is the founder of Neeb Management LLC and Neeb Investments LLC. He utilizes his gained experience to guide the firm and its clients while directing its investment decisions.
Mr. Neeb commenced his career as a certified public accountant with Kenneth Leventhal & Company serving a variety of real estate and financial institution clients, with a focus on RTC engagements charged with liquidating real estate-related assets of savings and loans declared insolvent by OTS.
Mr. Neeb spent 12 years as a senior officer of the Mills Corporation. In his role as Chief Investment Officer and Executive Vice President, Mr. Neeb was responsible for growing the publicly traded REIT. He successfully acquired 24 super-regional shopping malls, bringing the company’s total portfolio to 41 properties and 50 million square feet. In 2007 Mr. Neeb was instrumental in selling Mills to Simon Property Group and Farallon Capital Management after a difficult earnings restatement and financial distress.
After Mills Corporation, Mr. Neeb served as Chief Investment and Administrative Officer for Sunrise Senior Living. He successfully helped right-size the company’s operations and restructure its balance sheet, helping to boost the share price from $0.38 to $14.50 per share. He led the divestiture of 150 non-core assets, resulting in a core portfolio of approximately 300 Sunrise best in class facilities. After this successful turnaround Mr. Neeb was instrumental in selling Sunrise Senior Living to Health Care REIT and KKR in early 2013.
Following Sunrise, Mr. Neeb became the President and Chief Investment Officer of Quality Care Properties, Inc., directing the company’s investment, capital markets and restructuring. The company was sold to Welltower and ProMedica after a successful operations and financial restructure and prepackaged bankruptcy with its primary operator, HCR ManorCare.
Mr. Neeb’s professional affiliations include PREA, NAREIT, ICSC, and NIC. He also served as Executive Board Member of ASHA.