W. Jeffrey Beckham Named Chief Investment Officer at Buckingham

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Buckingham, an Indianapolis-headquartered real estate investment firm, has hired W. Jeffrey Beckham as chief investment officer.

In his new role, Beckham will oversee investment strategy, portfolio management, and capital. Beckham previously served as head of portfolio and asset management at GID, overseeing multifamily portfolio and asset management, retail asset management, sustainability initiatives and new investment product development. Earlier in his career, he was the head of institutional investment management at Jamestown, managing the firm’s flagship Premier Property Fund. Beckham also serves on the board of the Pension Real Estate Association and the Real Estate Executive Council.

“We are thrilled to welcome Jeffrey, whose experience, expertise, and passion for multifamily real estate align perfectly with the values that have shaped Buckingham over the past 40 years,” said Brad Chambers, Buckingham CEO. “Jeffrey will drive the continued success of our current investments while accelerating the growth of our nationwide real estate portfolio, with a particular focus on global fundraising.”

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