Paul Kwapich, as the Founder and President of River Asset Management (RAM), has established himself as a leading figure in the multifamily real estate sector, leveraging his extensive expertise in investment, asset management, and development. Under his leadership since the firm’s inception in 2010, RAM...
Paul Kwapich, as the Founder and President of River Asset Management (RAM), has established himself as a leading figure in the multifamily real estate sector, leveraging his extensive expertise in investment, asset management, and development. Under his leadership since the firm’s inception in 2010, RAM has carved a niche in the Northwest and Central Ohio markets, focusing on the strategic acquisition and management of multifamily assets. Paul’s background as a designated CCIM professional, coupled with his BSBA in Real Estate from The Ohio State University - The Max M. Fisher College of Business, equips him with a robust foundation in financial analysis, real estate transactions, and commercial real estate strategies.
At RAM, Paul spearheads key projects that not only enhance the firm’s portfolio but also contribute to the revitalization of local communities. His hands-on approach to real estate development ensures that each project aligns with the firm’s commitment to quality and sustainability. Paul’s adept negotiation skills and deep understanding of market dynamics enable him to navigate complex brokerage transactions, securing favorable outcomes for clients and partners alike. His vision for RAM is centered on fostering long-term relationships and delivering exceptional value, making the firm a trusted partner in the multifamily real estate landscape.
In addition to his operational responsibilities, Paul is passionate about mentoring emerging professionals in the industry, sharing insights on effective property management and investment strategies. His commitment to excellence and innovation continues to drive RAM’s success, positioning the firm as a leader in multifamily real estate investment and development in the region.
