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Self-Storage Firm IREGC Names Vice President of Acquisitions and Asset Management

Article-Self-Storage Firm IREGC Names Vice President of Acquisitions and Asset Management

The Investment Real Estate Group of Cos. (IREGC), which specializes in self-storage construction and management and operates the Moove In Self Storage brand, promoted Justin Quinto to vice president of acquisitions and asset management. He previously served as vice president of asset management.

Quinto joined IREGC in 2018 as a brokerage advisor. With more than 20 years of experience in the self-storage industry, he’s been involved in the operation of facilities throughout the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, and has worked for several real estate investment trusts. He’s been involved in more than $100 million in self-storage transactions during his career, according to a press release.

As the leader of the acquisitions department, Quinto will oversee the research, evaluation and selection of properties for acquisition into the Moove In portfolio. Quinto will be involved in onboarding new assets, identifying revenue-enhancement opportunities, managing capital-improvement-projects and installing signage, the release stated.

“Justin is a vital member of the team, who delivers a vibrant work ethic and dedication to our organization,” said CEO John Gilliland. “There is no doubt that he has earned this promotion, especially as we continue to scale our operations. Well done, Justin!”

Founded in 1998, IREGC operates more than 65 self-storage facilities across New England and the mid-Atlantic. The company has more than 100 employees.

 

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