Citymark Capital’s Daniel Walsh Sits Down with Rental Housing Economist Jay Parsons for “The Rent Roll” Podcast

Citymark Capital Founder and CEO Daniel Walsh recently joined rental housing economist Jay Parsons for an episode of “The Rent Roll,” a podcast on all things rental housing – apartments, single-family rentals, build-to-rent, and more – that covers new research and data around new construction, investments, operations, housing policy, and more.

In this episode, Dan shares more about his experience as a regional bank president, what led him to launch Citymark a decade ago, and how Citymark has honed its current strategy to capitalize on a one-in-a-cycle opportunity to acquire debt while acting as a trusted partner to regional banks – where Dan started building his legacy and his roots run deep.

 

 

The full episode is available on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube.

 

 

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