Ghahreman, Keyvan - REIAC: Real Estate Investment Advisory Council

Keyvan Ghahreman
REIAC Secretary
Willmeng Construction, Inc.

Keyvan received a Master of Science in Construction Management from ASU’s Del E. Webb School of Construction and has been actively involved in the construction industry since 1997. After spending almost eighteen years with a large national commercial builder, he joined Willmeng Construction in June of 2017, and is happy to focus his professional efforts in Arizona, where he has resided since 1996. Keyvan has enjoyed a wide array of experience in all facets of construction including operations, preconstruction, planning, and client services. His project resume spans both private and public sectors, entailing corporate and commercial office, technology, higher education, aviation, and mission critical.

Keyvan is actively engaged in the Greater Phoenix community through his involvement in a number of business associations. He currently serves as the Chair of AAED’s Government Affairs Committee and Programs Chair for CoreNet Global’s Arizona Chapter, and is also a board member of the Herberger Theater Center in downtown Phoenix. Keyvan has also participated in the Arizona Town Hall, most recently as a panelist focused on the funding of preK-12 education in Arizona. He is a collaborator by nature, and enjoys the synergies of working among different groups, finding common interests and trends, and being a resource to his network of professionals in the A/E/C and Economic Development communities.

Keyvan and his wife, Ericka, have two children: Roya Isabelle and Grant Joseph. He coaches both his children’s AYSO soccer teams and is also active in Mission del Sol Presbyterian Church. He especially enjoys camping trips with his family, hiking, skiing, tennis, and working on his golf game (which needs the work!).

STEVE REINSTEIN, CEO
Long Beach Judicial Partners

Stephen Reinstein is CEO of Long Beach Judicial Partners LLC, Meridiam Infrastructure’s project company, which has a signed a long-term contract with the State of California’s Judicial Council to finance, design, build and operate and maintain a new 545,000 SF courthouse in Downtown Long Beach, California. This project represents the first availability-pay, social Public Private Partnership to reachfinancial completion in the United States. With a total capital value of $495 Million, this development program includes 31 courtrooms, holding cells and administrative space for the Superior Court, 100,000 square feet of office space for five Los Angeles County justice agencies and 5,000 SF of retail space, as well as a 1,000 space parking structure renovation. Construction of this unique fast track, design-build project commenced in Spring 2011, with occupancy scheduled for Fall 2013.

With over 30 years of commercial real estate industry experience, Mr. Reinstein has played instrumental roles in financing or implementing many innovative development projects throughout the U.S. for Metropolitan Life, Homart Development, the Howard Hughes Corporation, Regent Properties and ICO Development. Mr. Reinstein’s background includes full cycle development of approximately Three Million SF of “from the ground up” and “value add” projects at a cost of over $400 Million, as well as extensive acquisition, investment, entitlement and public private partnership experience.

Mr. Reinstein holds a BA from Duke University, a Master of City Planning from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design, and an MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School. He is a founding Board Member and former Chair of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s Photographic Arts Council.

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