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2026 The ApartmentBuildings.com 100
Developers of the Year
- Adam America Brings Entrepreneurial Agility, Institutional-Quality Execution to Development
- Bob Faith Builds Greystar into a $350-Billion International Rental Housing Giant
- Hillpointe Founders Improve National Workforce Housing Platform
- IMEG’s Scott Campagna Advances Multifamily Through Modular Housing and Adaptive Reuse
- Jason Berkowitz Grows RPM Living to 226,000 Units Under Management
- Jason Joseph Expands Trilogy to $750M AUM With Student Housing Debut
- Joel Behrens Leads $3.5 Billion DFW Development Pipeline for TCC and HSR
- Joseph Keough Positions Wood Partners for Next Phase of Growth With ITOCHU Investment
- Logos’ Martin Porter Builds $750-Million Affordable Housing Pipeline on Church Land
- Mark Moorhouse Helps Grow Dominium From 6,400 to 40,000 Units
- Michael Pestronk Builds Post Brothers into Multifamily Enterprise
- Paul Romanowski Brings D.R. Horton’s Homebuilding Expertise to the Rental Sector
- Philip Rizzo Oversees Liberty Military Housing’s 36,000-Home Portfolio
- Rob Singh Oversees CONAM’s 60,000-Unit Portfolio
- Ryan Hekmat Builds Uncommon Developers Around Community, Modular Construction
- Sea Breeze’s Darren Levitt Supports 222-Unit Affordable Project at San Diego’s North City
- Sean Burton Steers Cityview Through $7 Billion in Multifamily Investments
- The Benoit Group’s Eddy Benoit Oversees $3 Billion in Affordable and Mixed-Income Development
- Tim Harris With Rosewood Repositions 156-Acre Plano Development for Housing, Mixed-Use Growth
- Porter Kyle Builds Its Niche With Townhome-Style BTR
IMEG’s Scott Campagna Advances Multifamily Through Modular Housing and Adaptive Reuse
As IMEG Corp.’s managing principal and vice president of housing, Scott Campagna brings more than 23 years of multifamily housing experience to his role. A licensed mechanical engineer, he leads the firm’s national housing strategy across multifamily, student housing, senior living and mixed-use projects.
At 5001 Eisenhower in Alexandria, VA, Campagna led IMEG’s structural, MEP, civil and fire-protection design for the conversion of a former office building into a 10-story condominium development.
He also spearheaded engineering for the Sharon modular housing prototype, designed to provide 64 to 72 units per building in Texas and Arizona. The repeatable design is intended to streamline approvals and construction, potentially providing a faster, more scalable response to housing shortages.
Campagna has also worked on projects addressing affordable and senior housing needs. At Renaissance West in Charlotte, NC, his efforts contributed to a redevelopment that combines affordable housing with a child development center, K-8 school and wraparound services. He is also leading engineering design for a 210-unit continuing-care community in Rye Brook, NY.
Beyond project work, Campagna hosts IMEG’s Future Built Smarter: Housing Edition podcast, exploring issues including mass timber, sustainability, historic tax credits and housing policy. He is a member of CREW’s Affordable Housing Council and mentors emerging professionals.
His honors include Charlotte Business Journal’s 40 Under 40, ASHRAE’s Top 5 Engineer recognition and the CREW Network Catalyst of the Year award.
These are some of the reasons why Scott Campagna was selected to receive ApartmentBuildings.com’s AB 100 Developer of the Year Award, which recognizes those who demonstrate creativity, skill and success in the multifamily industry.