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Posted: January 8, 2019
DMG Investments promotes He to CEO
Manhattan, NY DMG Investments, LLC (DMG), a national real estate development organization and the U.S. subsidiary of DoThink Holding Group, a real estate developer in China, has promoted Jacky He to CEO.
He founded DMG Investments LLC and previously served as the company’s executive vice president where he has led the investment of over $400 million in residential projects in major urban and key suburban markets throughout the country. He possesses an entrepreneurial mindset and business acumen that has allowed him to oversee the company’s rapid growth in the residential housing sector.
As CEO, He will direct all U.S operations and investments for DMG, including its existing portfolio of luxury for-sale condominiums and student housing, as well as new developments throughout the U.S. This includes One Park, the developer’s 204-unit condominium building in Cliffside Park, N.J.
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