T.J.

Sevier

Managing Director, Asset Management

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T.J. is a pivotal player at PowerHouse Data Centers, deeply embedded in the fabric of the firm’s growth and culture. Rising from a senior analyst to Managing Director of Asset Management, his journey at AREP & now PowerHouse has been marked by a steadfast commitment to advancing the organization’s mission through strategic acquisitions and insightful asset management.

Before his tenure at AREP, T.J. honed his analytical skills at Jones Lang LaSalle and Spaulding & Slye, supporting investment sales teams with his sharp analysis on a variety of Mid-Atlantic investments. This early experience laid a solid foundation for his analytical prowess and deep understanding of the real estate investment landscape. Before that, T.J. earned his Bachelor of Arts in Government from Harvard University, a background that has undoubtedly contributed to his strategic approach to asset management and real estate investment.

In his early days at the firm, T.J. worked intimately with senior management to scale AREP’s presence, employing his expertise in modeling, underwriting, and conducting due diligence for numerous acquisitions. His transition to asset management was a natural evolution, reflecting his ability to adapt and excel as the firm's portfolio diversified and expanded.

Today, he masterfully oversees the company’s roster of data centers, skillfully navigating the entire lifecycle of asset management from acquisition to disposition, demonstrating a remarkable capacity for leadership and strategic vision. His role in shaping the future of PowerHouse’s portfolio not only highlights his expertise but also his dedication to fostering growth and excellence within the organization.

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American Real Estate Partners (AREP) is an institutional fund manager and innovative operating partner focused on data center, office, and residential/mixed-use development and repositioning throughout the East Coast. AREP has had a number of high-profile successes in the Ashburn data center market, including the 1.8 million square foot acquisition of Quantum Park and the development of a 445,000 square foot headquarters for the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol Agency.

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