
By Alena Botros
Key Points
- Cityview hired industry veteran Gabi Franco as its new managing director of asset management to oversee its development and value-add assets.
- Stream Realty Partners launched a new downtown Los Angeles office helmed by a team recruited from Avison Young, featuring father and son Jonathan and Chandler Larsen.
- Southern California’s commercial real estate market saw several key executive shifts, including retirements and resignations at companies such as BKM Capital Partners and Hudson Pacific Properties.
Sean Burton’s Cityview has tapped Gabi Franco as managing director of asset management. Based in Los Angeles, Franco now directs the company’s development and value-add assets.
Franco has more than two decades of experience in the multifamily industry, during which time he handled acquisitions and more and made decisions across portfolios exceeding $11 billion in assets under management.
Previously, he was a partner at Interstate Development, where he led asset management for its multifamily portfolio and co-led investments and investor relations. And before that, Franco was a partner and head of asset management at Carmel Partners, where he oversaw a multifamily portfolio spanning 20,000-plus units, 20-plus assets and multiple institutional funds throughout San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., New York and more. He served on Carmel’s investment committee and directed and rolled out AI initiatives, too.
Read more: https://therealdeal.com/la/2026/07/28/cityview-taps-development-vet/

