CP Group, a premier owner, operator, and developer of office and mixed-use projects throughout the Sunbelt, today announced that Senior Vice President Tommy Spinosa would be leading CP Group’s acquisition and asset management efforts in Dallas, Texas.

Spinosa is relocating to Dallas from Washington, D.C., where he opened a regional office for CP Group after his hire in 2021. He will continue to oversee the DC metro while extending his purview to grow CP Group’s investments in the West.

“We are pleased to announce Tommy’s promotion as the head of our Southwest operations and his move to our Dallas office, which will enhance our Texas team,” said Angelo Bianco, Managing Partner of CP Group. “Tommy has played a pivotal role in overseeing our D.C. metro group and we look forward to his continued success throughout the Southwest.”

Spinosa will focus on bolstering the acquisitions and development pipeline for CP Group in Texas, Phoenix, and Colorado in his expanded role. Since joining CP Group two years ago, he has been integral in building the firm’s Mid-Atlantic presence, leading the acquisition and planned repositioning of over 1M square feet in the region and overseeing the asset management for Granite Tower in Denver, Colorado.

In this expanded role, Spinosa will oversee acquisitions and disposition efforts across Colorado, Texas, and the Mid-Atlantic and leads the firm’s regional asset management platform along with a team of professionals responsible for the execution of each asset business plan.

“It’s been a privilege to lead CP Group’s entrance into the DC market over the past two years, executing our proven and forward-thinking strategy of creating superior office environments for today’s discerning tenants,” said Spinosa. “I’m looking forward to continuing that longstanding mission by finding and taking on overlooked assets in the Dallas area, which we can transform to attract more world-class office space to this in-demand market and create new, long-term value.”

Before joining CP Group in 2021, Spinosa spent six years at Bridge Investment Group, where he focused on acquiring institutional-quality office buildings in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. In this role, he was directly responsible for the acquisition and operations of 17 assets, totaling 5.5 million square feet and an acquisition value of $968 million. Prior to his time at Bridge, Spinosa served as a director for Crescent Investment Group — an Atlanta-based boutique private equity firm focusing on the acquisition of institutional quality real estate in the Southeast — where he completed $352 million in transactions with numerous institutional fund partners across all asset classes.