Leadership

Susan H. Eastridge

Susan H. Eastridge

Chief Executive Officer

100+
Projects
40
Competitively Awarded
$7B+
Developed
100%
On Time, On Budget

Susan Eastridge founded Concord Eastridge, Inc. in 2003 from the integration of two established real estate companies and led the firm for two decades. Thirty years in commercial real estate — acquisition, disposition, development, leasing, and management — with a focus on mixed-use projects through public-private partnerships.

Fifteen million square feet of commercial space. More than 6,000 hotel keys. Build-to-suit and special-purpose facilities for universities, research institutions, transit authorities, and municipalities. Forty projects awarded through competitive procurement. Every one delivered on time and on budget.

At BetaWest Properties, she grew a regional portfolio from 127,000 SF to over 3 million SF in under five years as Regional Director for the Southwest. At Marcus & Millichap in San Francisco, top earner two consecutive years — clients including Marriott, Texas Instruments, AT&T, and IBM.

She founded ESI in 1990 — economic and commercial development advisory for the Commonwealth of Virginia, the State of New Mexico, and national corporate clients. In 1996, The Eastridge Companies: education-related real estate, including the $950M acquisition program for the Los Angeles Unified School District's 131-campus building program.

Recognition

First woman elected student body president in the history of Arizona State University
Named Woman of the Year by the Arizona State University Alumni Association
Inducted into the Arizona Historical Society's "48 Women — Arizona's Most Intriguing Women" (2022)

Education

Arizona State University — Political Science and Economics

Ted Stone

Ted Stone

Principal

5M+ SF
Commercial Space
4,000+ Acres
Land Portfolio
Since 1955
Family Legacy
7
Market Cycles

Three generations in real estate development. The Stone family began developing residential subdivisions and single-family homes in 1955; across multiple platforms and market cycles, the family has developed more than five million square feet of commercial space and 4,000 acres of land in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex.

Ted grew up active in the family business and pursued commercial real estate, finance, and development economics at Southern Methodist University before entering the industry full-time. As Principal of Centurion Real Estate Group, he directs investment activities and strategic planning — work that spans the full lifecycle, from raw land acquisition and entitlement through vertical development and long-term capitalization.

He has operated through every phase of the market cycle since his teens.

Career

Present

Principal, Centurion Real Estate Group

Dallas, TX

Ongoing

Director of Investment Activities, Stone Family LP

Dallas, TX

Education

Southern Methodist University — Commercial Real Estate