National Multifamily Ownership Continues to Create Positive Quality of Life for its Communities Through Social Initiatives

Jim Brady, CLP’s Vice President of Operations and Audit presenting the scholarship to Brittany Lee, a resident at Stratus Townhomes in Westminster, CO and a nursing major at Regis University

Castle Lanterra Properties (CLP), a New York-based national real estate investment firm, has awarded four new scholarships to residents at several of its properties across the country that are enrolling in undergraduate or graduate programs. The respected multifamily owner established the scholarship program four years ago to assist active residents and their dependent children at CLP properties who enroll to an accredited two- or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school for the upcoming school year.

Through its scholarship program, CLP has awarded residents with scholarships totaling more than $31,000. Awards are granted without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, gender, age, disability, or national origin.

“We always strive to create a sense community at our properties through social initiatives,” said Elie Rieder, CEO and Founder of CLP. “We are particularly excited each year to award scholarships that help our tenants take the next step in their education. We are also very proud of this year’s recipients and offer our best wishes and support as they enter their college year.”

The recipients included Nicolas Caputo and Noreen Mathews from Vue at Belleair in Tampa, FL; Hannah Myers from Watergate Pointe in Annapolis, MD; and Brittany Lee from the Stratus in Westminster, CO.