Jeff Baxter
Co-Founder, Cityvolve Commercial Realty, LLC
North Charleston, SC 29405
Co-Founder at Cityvolve LLC
Phone (843) 557-9764
Co-Founder at Cityvolve LLC
Property Types
Industrial, Office, Retail, Flex
Markets
Charleston/N Charleston
Bio
Jeff Baxter is a leader in the field of real estate and sustainable development. Before co-founding Cityvolve, Jeff served as the Director of Development for The Noisette Company the master developer for the Navy Yard at Noisette in North Charleston, SC. For close to a decade, Jeff has overseen various planning and redevelopment efforts that include development management, property management, leasing and sales, historic preservation, low-income housing tax credits, and LEED certification at the Navy Yard. Jeff managed and edited the creation of The Noisette Company's 2001-2007 Sustainability Report and oversaw the certification process for the Navy Yard's LEED Neighborhood Development certification–the first in South Carolina.
Over the course of his career, Jeff has pursued a passion for tackling complicated redevelopment projects. Jeff was a member of the winning team from Harvard University in the 2003 Urban Land Institute/Gerald Hines Student Urban Design Competition. The competition challenged teams to create a plan for the redevelopment of an underutilized area of Washington DC in the vicinity of South Capital Street and Anacostia waterfront. During graduate school, Jeff spent a year researching the City of Detroit and potential redevelopment strategies under the direction of Alex Krieger and Matt Kiefer. Following the research project, Jeff co-edited and published Detroit, A Year-Long Study Examining the City at an Important Moment in its History.
Jeff is an active member in the Urban Land Institute and currently serves on the Executive Committee of the South Carolina District Council. He is an adjunct professor at the College of Charleston and is serving as a Commissioner and Vice Chairman of the North Charleston Housing Authority. Jeff is a LEED accredited professional. He graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelors degree in Landscape Architecture and Harvard University with a Masters of Landscape Architecture.
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