Bob Voelker joined Atlantic Housing Foundation as a board member in 2024.
Bob has 30 + years experience as a real estate attorney and multifamily developer with a focus on complex urban mixed-use development projects, high-rise residential development, affordable housing development, and real estate finance, including institutional debt and equity financing and creative financing alternatives. As part of the Senior Management Team at StreetLights for 6 years, Bob was involved in company strategy/culture, company level and project financing, and high rise and mixed use development projects from inception through completion.
Bob has served on the Urban Land Institute National Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Council, North Texas ULI TOD Council, headed the Local Host Committee for the 23rd International Congress for New Urbanism (CNU) Conference in Dallas, and currently serves on the Board for the CNU North Texas Chapter, CitySquare (a Dallas social service provider to lower income individuals), and the Deep Ellum Tax Increment Financing board.
Among representative projects that Bob has spearheaded over the last 15 years are the W Hollywood Hotel and Condominiums in Los Angeles; Block 23 mixed-use project in Phoenix; Butler Brothers Building, a historic building revitalization into two hotels and multifamily residences in Dallas, Hall Arts office building development in Dallas; Case Building in Deep Ellum, Dallas; The McKenzie Residences in Dallas; Hamilton at the Epic in Deep Ellum, Dallas; MET Midtown office, apartments & hotel in Midtown, Atlanta. From 1994-2005, he developed 3,300 units of affordable housing in Texas, Oklahoma and Arizona.
After retiring in 2020, Bob moved to Georgia, where he is now an adjunct professor teaching a Real Estate Development class at the University of Georgia law school.