Matthew ‘Matt’ Gallo has been named Managing Director and Deal Principal, co-leading Foundry Commercial’s retail investment platform. With more than 20 years in the industry, he most recently served as COO and SVP for Lincoln Property Company in Dallas, where he managed more than 60 team members in Lincoln’s retail and mixed-use division engaged in development, acquisition, redevelopment, capital markets, leasing services, as well as asset, property, and construction management.

Clune Construction has promoted Kevin Morris to Vice President, General Manager. Morris started at Clune when the Dallas office was launched in 2020. Since then, he has played a pivotal role in establishing Clune in the DFW market. His hard work and industry relationships have helped the Dallas team immensely. Morris is known in the industry as a dependable leader who develops exceptional teams. He has helped grow the Dallas office to over 40 employees.

Clune Construction has promoted Tyler Stevenson to Vice President, Project Executive. Stevenson joined Clune in 2018, managing various high-profile Mission Critical projects. He was then tapped to manage Kirkland & Ellis’ newest award-winning build-out in Dallas. Stevenson has continued to help build Clune’s Texas portfolio and manages multiple teams for Clune’s Dallas office. He earned his B.S. degree in construction management from Texas A&M University.

Cushing Terrell welcomes Kevin Stewart as director of the firm’s Food and Beverage Design Studio. A registered architect in TX, AZ, and ID, he brings more than 20 years of experience to the team, ranging from hospitality, food and beverage, and cultural projects to commercial office, mixed-use, multi-family, and single-family residential projects. Stewart will support Cushing Terrell’s strategic goal to expand its multidisciplinary food and beverage work for clients across the United States.

Jordan has relocated to DAHLIN’s growing Austin office where his diverse experience in institutional, commercial, hospitality and residential projects will support the firm’s regional work in neighborhood residential, multifamily residential and affordable housing, and master-planned and mixed-use developments. He problem-solves challenges for clients believing there is a reasonable, successful solution.

The Austin Board of REALTORS® has named Dr. Clare Losey as its first housing economist. In her role, she will provide analysis and commentary on the Austin economy and housing market using econometric and statistical models. Dr. Losey’s expertise will also allow ABoR to produce ongoing reports on all aspects of the Central Texas economy. Previously, Losey served as an assistant research economist at the Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University.