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Your Trusted Partner for Commercial Real Estate Solutions
Founded in Dallas, Texas in 1965, Lincoln Property has grown into a global leader in commercial real estate services and investment. With a commitment to understanding both macro-level market dynamics and micro-level operational details, we deliver exceptional client experiences and measurable business outcomes across the real estate lifecycle. Our expertise spans development, property management, leasing, investment management, and corporate advisory services, serving owners, investors, lenders, and occupiers worldwide. For over six decades, we have maintained a culture of collaboration, innovation, and integrity, consistently redefining industry standards through human-centric approaches and entrepreneurial thinking.

Our global footprint includes 35+ offices and 3,500+ professionals who combine local market insights with national and international perspectives to create value-driven solutions. From master-planned communities to life sciences facilities, we prioritize sustainability and long-term community impact in every project we undertake.
Services
Build Manage Lease Invest Occupy Retail Data Centers Life Sciences Healthcare Development
Details
  • Year established: 1965
Highlights and features
  • We have over 60 years of experience in commercial real estate development and management.
  • Our global presence spans 35+ offices and 3,500 professionals delivering tailored solutions.
  • We provide comprehensive services across the entire real estate lifecycle.
  • Our local insights and global expertise ensure strategic, market-specific outcomes.
  • We prioritize sustainability through environmentally conscious development practices.
Services
Build
We specialize in real estate development and redevelopment projects globally, setting industry standards for master planning and construction. Our team combines visionary design with operational precision to create mixed-use, office, and industrial properties. By prioritizing sustainable practices and community impact, we deliver innovative spaces that meet evolving market demands while maximizing long-term value for clients.
Manage
Our asset management services focus on elevating tenant experiences and achieving financial goals through proactive operations. With a proprietary 'ownership mindset,' we optimize property performance through maintenance, leasing, and financial oversight. Our localized teams leverage global best practices to ensure consistent, high-quality service delivery across diverse property types and markets.
Lease
We provide expert leasing solutions for owners and tenants across major asset classes, including office, retail, and industrial properties. Our data-driven strategies and market insights facilitate favorable transaction terms, while our extensive network connects clients with optimal opportunities. From single properties to portfolio-wide programs, we deliver results-oriented commercial real estate leasing services.
Invest
Our investment division focuses on strategic acquisitions, asset revitalization, and value creation in dynamic real estate markets. By maintaining flexibility and agility, we identify emerging opportunities and capitalize on market shifts to generate superior returns. Our investment approach combines rigorous analysis with decades of local market expertise to build resilient, high-performing portfolios.
Occupy
Lincoln's Corporate Advisory & Solutions team offers strategic real estate guidance for occupiers across industries. We help organizations navigate complex space requirements, from headquarters planning to portfolio optimization. Our client-centric approach combines market intelligence with transaction expertise to align real estate decisions with broader business objectives while minimizing costs and risks.
People
Clay Duvall
Co-Chief Executive Officer
Clay Duvall co-leads Lincoln Property's global operations, leveraging decades of real estate leadership to drive strategic growth and client satisfaction. He advocates for innovative solutions that balance financial performance with community impact.
David Binswanger
Co-Chief Executive Officer
David Binswanger co-chairs Lincoln Property's executive leadership team, focusing on expanding the firm's development capabilities and strengthening its investment management division. He emphasizes entrepreneurial approaches to market challenges.
Greg Courtwright
President
Greg Courtwright oversees Lincoln Property's operational excellence initiatives, ensuring alignment between client needs and service delivery standards across all business lines and geographic markets.
Dan Roth
Chief Financial and Operating Officer
Dan Roth manages Lincoln's financial strategy and operational infrastructure, maintaining fiscal discipline while supporting innovation across the company's development, management, and investment platforms.
Ali Daubert
Chief Strategy Officer
Ali Daubert leads Lincoln's corporate strategy and innovation efforts, driving digital transformation and new business development opportunities that enhance client value and competitive advantage.
Questions
What real estate services does Lincoln Property Company offer?
We provide a full spectrum of commercial real estate services including development, property management, leasing, investment management, and corporate advisory solutions for occupiers.
How long has Lincoln Property Company been in business?
Founded in 1965 in Dallas, Texas, we have 60 years of experience serving clients globally across all major real estate asset classes.
In which areas does Lincoln Property Company operate?
We have 35+ offices worldwide with local teams in major markets including Dallas, New York City, London, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC.
What property types does Lincoln specialize in?
We work with all major commercial property types including office, industrial, retail, mixed-use, healthcare, and life sciences facilities globally.
Does Lincoln Property Company handle international projects?
Yes, we operate globally with local market expertise in North America, Europe, and Asia, ensuring tailored solutions while maintaining consistent service standards.
How does Lincoln approach sustainability in real estate?
We integrate sustainable practices throughout our development and operations, focusing on energy efficiency, community impact, and environmentally responsible building materials in all projects.
Reviews (6)
Nilda Rodriguez
Dec 29, 2021 Report
Am writing about an incident that took place this past Saturday, December 11th, 2021, around 11:30 pm. A rotted out tree broke and damaged both of my legally parked vehicles, causing approximately $5000 in damage. I have been a tenant of Palm Court at Wellington since June of 2020 and have seen numerous trees that are rotted out, break and damage vehicles and other personal property. It is the landlords responsibility to make sure they take care of any trees located on their property that could or will damage someone elses property.
Lincoln Property Company denies any liability. They take
Eyecandy B.
Dec 23, 2021 Report
Very disorganized management ever. very rude unprofessional and disrespectful. I was charged for a paid Ive never had even them property management is horrible. they do not answer their phones they are rude. I moved out of an apartment followed up on my statement from October 1st all the way through December 20th, only to find out I had charges that are not applicable to me, they had noted that I had a pet, that Ive never had. I called the headquarters because the new management stated they were not aware and this was closed over 30 days meaning they have reported me to the credit bureaus
Russell Ericksen
Dec 04, 2021 Report
Lincoln taking over management is the worst thing to happen to our building. Property is regularly stolen (including my $1k bike)...management could not care less and does absolutely nothing. New neighbor plays his music so loud it makes my floors vibrate, and regularly wakes me up at 1:30am...management could not care less and does absolutely nothing. Cockroaches are everywhere, including in my unit, even though we pay an extra "pest fee". Neighbors' and even management's garbage sits in the hallways for weeks, even though we pay extra for a "trash valet". I could keep going, but you get the idea
Kimberly
Aug 31, 2021 Report
I have lived in one of Lincoln Properties for a few years. I lived in the building prior to Lincoln taking over and it has gone down hill since. Our building is dirty and it smells. We lack security. There is no communication between the management and the residents. When contacting management specifically there is generally no response. The staff has been incredibly rude at times. However there are a couple staff members that are completely professional and responsive. It's unfortunate that they do not have much authority. Milwaukee, WI
Van Gosha
Aug 30, 2021 Report
Do NOT rent from this Property Management! They do not maintain their property. They are slow to make repairs. The pool has been down for two weeks because they will not approve the expense to repair it. The chairs at the pool are dry rotted and falling apart. The firepit has not worked for over a year. The stairwells are dirty and need to be power washed. I love the location and my neighbors, but the amentias are subpar, especially for the rent we pay. Our apartment is in a complex that is considered "Luxury Apartments." The rent is for a luxury apartment, but the amenities are not!!
Stacie Sater
Aug 20, 2021 Report
The property I live in was acquired by Lincoln, but they kept some of the same staff which only perpetuated existing problems. The main issues being security and packages. What it boils down to is: I do not feel safe and my property does not feel safe. The poor management, general apathy for residents concerns, and lack of security do not justify the cost and headache to live here, and I would never refer anyone to the Flats at Taylor Place, or any other Lincoln Property, as apathy seems to be part of the companys fiber. I have had my car broken into (in gated parking deck) and (3) instances