Starlight Investments has launched a new infrastructure business.
The new venture will have a close connection to Starlight’s multi-family investment and management specialty while also deploying capital outside of the Toronto-based global company’s usual areas.
Known as Starlight Infrastructure Solutions, the new platform is dedicated to investing in, and managing, essential-use assets that support housing, transportation, clean energy and civic infrastructure.
“Starlight Infrastructure Solutions will activate new capital investments to support the future of our communities, while delivering long-term value to our stakeholders,” said Daniel Drimmer, founder and CEO of Starlight. “This new platform reflects Starlight’s continued evolution as a purpose-driven firm, investing in high-functioning, mission-critical infrastructure for today’s needs and tomorrow’s transition.”
The company said the initiative will bridge capital gaps and strengthen infrastructure that underpins modern communities and economies. Starlight will partner with public, private and non-profit operators to advance projects spanning community-serving real estate, care facilities, fleet-mobility hubs, clean-energy support and environmental operations.
Starlight has appointed Kristopher Wojtecki as president of Starlight Infrastructure Solutions. He previously served as chief operating officer at Great Gulf Group and held senior roles at PSP Investments, where he contributed to developments such as Downsview in Toronto, The Wharf in Washington, D.C., and the Seaport in Boston.
“Our priority is to listen to stakeholders and partners and execute with discipline, ensuring the capital we deploy delivers lasting value and supports long-term growth,” said Wojtecki.
Toronto-based Starlight Investments is a privately held global real estate investment and asset management firm with about 70,000 multi-residential suites, more than seven million square feet of commercial space, and $30 billion in assets under management.
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