New York & Tri-State + Midtown New York + Apartments | June 8, 2022

Mark Dickinson has joined Lendlease in New York as managing director of development for the Americas

Lendlease Names Managing Director of Development for Americas

Lendlease has appointed Mark Dickinson to the role of managing director of development for its Americas region. Dickinson is based out of Lendlease’s New York City office and reports directly to Denis Hickey, global COO and CEO of Lendlease Americas.

Dickinson is a 20-year veteran of the development and construction sectors in both Europe and Australia. He will provide executive leadership and oversight to the existing Development management team, including the development leaders in Lendlease’s five gateway cities – New York, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco and Los Angeles.

“Mark brings a global perspective along with demonstrated expertise in mixed-use master planning, placemaking and property management across all residential segments, including luxury, senior and affordable housing, which will be of great value to Lendlease,” said Hickey. “Mark will work collaboratively alongside the regional development leads as we grow our integrated platform and expand our residential footprint in the Americas.”

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