Development Team:
From left to right: Pete Armstrong, Nnenna Lynch, Adam Flatto and Richard Levy.
The Levy Group embodies three generations of commitment to Georgetown. Under the direction of Richard Levy, the company is known for the sensitive adaptation of historic commercial properties and has been instrumental in helping reposition Georgetown from its decline in the late 1980’s to its current vitality. It has succeeded in introducing some of the best local retailers including Blue Mercury, Random Harvest, Marston Luce Antiques, as well as celebrated national retailers including Patagonia, Paper Source, Michael Kors, Restoration Hardware and Jonathan Adler. As part of his ongoing commitment to the DC community, Levy was a prime driver in the redevelopment of the DC Public Library system.
The Georgetown Company has garnered numerous honors and accolades for both its not-for-profit and for-profit development projects. It specializes in complex developments often involving both the private and public sectors. Its achievements are numerous and include the redevelopment of Manhattan’s Bryant Park, repositioning of Sony Studios in Los Angeles, the development of the award-winning Easton Town Center, Columbus, Ohio and of IAC’s Frank Gehry-designed headquarters in New York.
Four Seasons Hotels, Inc. is the highly regarded Canadian-based international luxury, five-star hotel management company. Since opening in Georgetown in 1982, it has been actively involved in the community – both in attracting a prestigious clientele to Georgetown and supporting community health and cultural organizations. Travel + Leisure magazine and Zagat Survey rank the hotel chain's 92 properties among the top luxury hotels worldwide; the five-star Georgetown hotel being one of the crown jewels. The company takes pride in the quality of its staff and has been named one of the "100 Best Companies to Work For" by Fortune every year since the survey's inception in 1998.
Overseeing the project for The Georgetown Company are CEO Adam Flatto and Vice President Pete Armstrong.