Frank P. Crivello

Frank P. Crivello

Since 1991, Frank P. Crivello has served as the senior advisor to the Trusts and today is Chairman of Phoenix Investors. Given his extensive experience in all aspects of commercial real estate, Mr. Crivello provides strategic and operational input to the Trusts, Phoenix Investors, and affiliated companies.

Mr. Crivello began his real estate career in 1982 focusing his investments in multifamily, office, industrial and shopping center developments across the United States. In 1994, Mr. Crivello shifted his focus to the support of the Trusts. 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.

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. Mr. Crivello 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.

Wetumpka Storm Donation Center Toured by Federal and State Delegation

As published by Elmore Autauga News. Recently Federal and State legislative members representing Elmore and Autauga Counties met to view the tornado damage in areas of Elmore and Autauga Counties. After visiting sites along the tornado track in both counties, the tour ended at the multi-county donation center located in Wetumpka. The Donation Center has been established in Elmore County to provide aid to those in need due to the tornado and severe weather events of January 12th in Autauga, Coosa, Elmore, and Dallas ... Read More

Phoenix Receives State Grant for Huron Campus Demolitions

As originally published by NewsChannel 34. Phoenix Investors is receiving a big boost in its effort to clear away some of the dilapidated factory buildings on the Huron Campus. Phoenix is getting 6 million dollars in Restore New York state funding to tear down 550 thousand square feet of vacant industrial space at the northeast corner of North Street and McKinley Avenue. Removing the former IBM buildings will make space for a 10-acre, shovel-ready site for one or more of the businesses interested in ... Read More

New Distribution Warehouse Could Attract Rivian Suppliers

Originally published by Central Illinois ProudWisconsin-based developer, Phoenix Investors, celebrated its renovation of warehouse space in North Normal Friday morning.Located at 301 West Kerrick Road, the space previously sat vacant for 10 years after previous developments fell through. Phoenix Investors acquired the space in 2020 and the now 1 million square feet space will provide distribution space and logistics support to companies that lease it.The $60 million investment into the six-and-a-half football field-long property will hope to attract more businesses to Bloomington-Normal, now that there ... Read More

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