RangeWater Residential Hires Jeremy Edmiston as Managing Director of Strategic Partnerships

Rangewater Real Estate has named Jeremy Edmiston as Managing Director of Strategic Partnerships, the firm announced, placing him in a role focused on advancing national growth and reinforcing its commitment to full-service client advisory across the multifamily real estate sector.

Edmiston brings experience in building institutional partnerships and driving value for client partners in both the multifamily and build-to-rent sectors, according to the announcement. In his new position, he will focus on deepening relationships with existing clients, cultivating new institutional partnerships, and aligning strategic growth opportunities with the company's operational platform.

Edmiston's Mandate: Deepening Partnerships and Expanding the Platform

Danielle Koontz, Senior Managing Director at RangeWater Residential, framed the hire around the firm's growth ambitions and its emphasis on translating operational insight into client value.

"Jeremy's ability to connect strategy with execution is exactly what we look for as we continue to scale," Koontz said. "He understands how to build lasting partnerships and translate platform insights into meaningful client recommendations. We're excited to have him join our team as we continue the relentless pursuit of delivering industry-leading results for our clients."

Edmiston, in turn, pointed to RangeWater's platform culture as a draw. "RangeWater has built a differentiated platform grounded in performance, accountability, and an owner's mindset," he said. "I'm excited to join a team so focused on delivering outcomes and to help expand our partnerships in a meaningful way."

Continued Investment in Talent and Leadership

RangeWater Residential described the hire as part of its continued investment in talent and leadership as it accelerates growth and enhances its ability to serve clients at scale. The firm has emphasized an owner's mindset as a core element of its platform, a positioning echoed in Edmiston's comments about accountability and outcomes.