Frank Crivello

Frank P. Crivello

Mr. Frank P. Crivello began his real estate career in 1982, focusing his investments in multifamily, office, industrial, and shopping center developments across the United States. From 1994 to 2008, Mr. Crivello assisted Phoenix Investors in its execution of its then business model of acquiring net lease commercial real estate across the United States. Since 2009, Mr. Crivello has assisted Phoenix Investors in the shift of its core focus to the acquisition of industrial real estate throughout the country. Given his extensive experience in all aspects of commercial real estate, Mr. Crivello provides strategic and operational input to Phoenix Investors and its affiliated companies. Mr. Crivello received a B.A., Magna Cum Laude, from Brown University and the London School of Economics, while completing a double major in Economics and Political Science; he is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Outside of his business interests, Mr. Crivello invests his time, energy, and financial support across a wide net of charitable projects and organizations.

Phoenix Investors Teams Up with Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin to Bring Mobile Food Pantries to Southeastern Wisconsin Neighborhoods

Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin is thrilled to announce a new partnership with local commercial real estate firm Phoenix Investors (“Phoenix”) in which Phoenix will sponsor mobile food pantries in areas of high need throughout southeastern Wisconsin. “This initiative provides meals for kids during a critical time for many,” said Patti Habeck, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin President & CEO. “Our pantry partners see an increase in need over the summer once schools let out. Summer hunger is real, and we need the help of our ... Read More

Four Considerations When Siting a Smart Factory

Reshoring has become an effective method for improving a company’s supply chain resiliency. As U.S. businesses decouple from Asia and bring their production operations and supplier sourcing back to American soil, they will need viable industrial real estate properties that can handle the varying needs of modern manufacturing. One of the biggest changes facing these reshoring operations is labor, which is more expensive and less readily available in the United States.  As a result, many new U.S. factories must rely heavily on automation to ... Read More

Renovation of Kentucky Warehouse Aligns With Governor’s Push for Agritech Jobs

Originally Published by CoStar Group Inc.  An affiliate of Phoenix Investors acquired a vacant 267,289-square-foot warehouse building in Mount Sterling, Kentucky, for $1.65 million in December 2022. The building hadn't been used since Regal Rexnord Corp. ceased operations in 2014. Shortly after the sale, Phoenix Investors entered a long-term lease agreement with Neogen Corp., a manufacturer of animal and food safety products. Phoenix renovated the warehouse — now called the Neogen Mount Sterling — in 2022, adding new dock positions, racking and conveyor systems, ... Read More

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