Michael Brookshier

Michael Brookshier joined Keystone Property Group in 2015. As Vice President of Development, he is responsible for all new construction at existing properties as well as development opportunities outside Keystone’s portfolio. Currently, Keystone’s new development pipeline exceeds $500 million. Prior to joining Keystone, Michael spent eight years with AthenianRazak leading development of the Philadelphia 76ers Training Complex on the Camden Waterfront, and Lenfest Hall, the Curtis Institute of Music’s education and student residence building near Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia. He also held leadership positions with three of the largest global architectural firms, completing the $400 million Water Club Hotel at the Borgata in Atlantic City, the $1 billion, 1.2 million square foot UCLA Medical Center, the 72-story US Bank Tower in Los Angeles, and renovation of the Beverly Hills Hotel. In total, Michael has been responsible for over 18 million square feet of office, multifamily, hospitality and institutional construction with a total development value of more than $9 billion. Michael is a registered architect with a Master’s degree in Real Estate Development from New York University and undergraduate degrees in both Architecture and Finance from Kansas State University.