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Key people at Redbrick LMD.
Redbrick LMD is a vertically integrated real estate investment, management, and development firm. It operates in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, specializing in large-scale, institutional-quality assets. The company employs opportunistic and value-added strategies for residential and mixed-use properties, emphasizing sustainable design, construction, and operations.
Thomas Skinner founded Redbrick LMD. William Passmore and Louis Dubin became managing partners in 2013, after Dubin merged LMD Worldwide with Redbrick. This alliance created a unified entity focused on significant, community-minded real estate projects in the DC region, leveraging their industry backgrounds.
Redbrick LMD serves investors and communities seeking high-quality, long-term real estate and urban developments in the DC Metro area. The company acts as a responsible developer, owner, and asset manager, committed to sustainable properties. Its mission is to deliver projects that enhance urban living and positively contribute to local communities.
Key people at Redbrick LMD.
Redbrick LMD is a vertically integrated real estate investment, management, and development company primarily focused on the Washington, DC metropolitan area. It specializes in large-scale, institutional-quality projects with a strong emphasis on sustainability, health, wellness, and community connection. The company owns and manages a significant portfolio of operating real estate assets and is one of the largest private landowners in Washington, DC, with a development pipeline of about 8 million square feet, half of which is in Opportunity Zones. Redbrick LMD aims to deliver compelling, risk-adjusted returns to investors while fostering social impact through sustainable urban development and revitalization of underserved communities[1][2][3].
Founded in 2002, Redbrick LMD was established by experienced real estate professionals including Managing Partners such as Tom Skinner, who has overseen nearly $2 billion in real estate investments and developed a pipeline exceeding $4 billion. The founding team brings decades of expertise in acquisition, entitlement, land development, and asset management, with a focus on the Washington, DC market. The idea emerged from a desire to create innovative, sustainable communities that integrate multifamily, office, and retail uses while supporting local jobs and businesses. Early traction came from executing numerous successful developments and investments, positioning Redbrick as a leader in sustainable urban redevelopment in the DC area[1][2][4].
While Redbrick LMD operates in real estate rather than technology per se, it is riding the broader trend of sustainable urban development and green building innovation. The timing is critical as cities like Washington, DC, face increasing demand for environmentally responsible, healthy living spaces integrated with community needs. Market forces such as government incentives for Opportunity Zone investments, rising demand for net-zero carbon buildings, and growing awareness of social equity in housing favor Redbrick’s approach. By setting new benchmarks in sustainable construction and community engagement, Redbrick influences the broader real estate ecosystem toward more responsible and inclusive urban growth[3].
Redbrick LMD is poised to continue its leadership in sustainable urban development, with upcoming projects including the world’s largest multifamily building seeking Net Zero certification. Future trends shaping its journey include increasing regulatory pressure for carbon reduction, growing investor demand for ESG-aligned assets, and continued urban population growth driving multifamily housing needs. The firm’s influence is likely to expand as it demonstrates that high-impact, sustainable development can deliver strong financial returns while fostering social good. This positions Redbrick LMD as a model for integrating sustainability, community, and profitability in real estate investment and development[3][1].
