The PXV Story

A Higher Standard

After nearly fifteen years at the highest levels of institutional multifamily, PXV Multifamily was founded by Matt Ferrari around a simple idea: it was time to build something different. To build an operating platform designed for long-term performance.

And the timing was not accidental. The multifamily market had entered a new phase — one that would separate operators from deal-makers, and platforms built on process from those built on momentum. What the market needed was not another capital allocator. It needed an operating platform.

PXV Multifamily was built around that belief.

The foundation is straightforward: the single most important variable in any investment platform is the quality of the people running it. Capital without the right operator is just capital. The right operator with the right capital compounds.

From day one, PXV was designed around operational questions — not only financial ones. Not just what is the return profile, but how do you build an asset management function that drives performance daily, not just at closing? How do you maintain full accountability while leveraging third-party property management? How do you treat construction as a disciplined value creation function, not a cost center? How do you build centralized reporting and technology infrastructure across a growing national portfolio?

These are not just theoretical questions at PXV. These are answered every day — through our Operating Playbook, through the people we hire, and through the standards we hold ourselves to across every asset we manage.

Matt's career — scaling a platform from $5 billion to $16 billion in AUM, overseeing more than 80 assets and 22,000 units — gave PXV its blueprint. But the firm was not built to replicate what came before. It was built to put every lesson, every standard, and every hard-earned insight to work — with nothing held back.

But the summit is never the full story. The preparation and the process to get there is. When Matt stood on top of Everest —originally surveyed as Peak XV — it was the culmination of years of discipline, incremental progress, and a process that no one else could see. That is how PXV was built — and it is how we operate every single day.

PXV Multifamily. Operations First. Value Always.

Matt Ferrari

Founder & Managing Partner

Matt Ferrari is the Founder and Managing Partner of PXV Multifamily, a Miami-based multifamily investment and operating firm focused on the acquisition, ownership, and oversight of apartment communities across select key markets in the United States. The firm invests across a broad range of multifamily opportunities, emphasizing institutional-quality assets and situations where active asset management and operational execution are central to value creation.

Previously, as Co-Chief Investment Officer at TruAmerica Multifamily, Mr. Ferrari led over $11 billion in apartment acquisitions and played a central role in raising more than $4 billion in joint venture and discretionary equity. He helped expand the firm’s national platform and oversaw asset management and operations for a 22,000-unit portfolio across the Eastern and Central U.S.

Earlier, he held senior investment and operations roles at AvalonBay Communities Inc. (NYSE: AVB), and Archstone Communities, where he built a strong operational foundation that remains core to his approach and PXV’s strategy.

Beyond real estate, Mr. Ferrari is actively involved in alumni leadership and philanthropy at Skidmore College, including a large involvement in fundraising efforts for the school’s baseball program. An avid mountain climber, he also summited Mount Everest in 2025, an achievement reflecting the resilience, meticulous preparation, and endurance central to his leadership and firm culture.

Mr. Ferrari holds an MBA from Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business and a B.S. in Management and Business from Skidmore College (cum laude). He is actively involved in the industry, serving on Georgetown’s Steers Center for Global Real Assets Steering Committee, the Urban Land Institute’s Multifamily Blue Council, and previously on NMHC’s Political Action Committee.

Managing Director of Acquisitions

George Nausha

George Nausha is the Managing Director of Acquisitions at PXV Multifamily, where he leads acquisition sourcing, underwriting, and execution across PXV’s multifamily investment platform. He brings a data-driven, institutionally trained investment approach, with experience spanning acquisitions, dispositions, portfolio analytics, and asset management support across multiple real estate cycles and market environments.

Prior to joining PXV, Mr. Nausha served as Vice President of Acquisitions at JRK Property Holdings, where he was responsible for executing acquisitions, dispositions, and portfolio-level investment analysis across the firm’s multifamily and hospitality platforms. During his tenure, he assisted in the acquisition of approximately 40 multifamily assets totaling

$3.1 billion in value across 12,500 units and 20 states, and supported disposition and refinancing activity for more than 5 0 assets nationwide. In addition, he supported portfolio-level reporting and financial analysis across JRK’s nine investment funds, evaluating operating performance, cash flow trends, and projected investor returns.

In parallel with his transactional responsibilities, Mr. Nausha supported asset management initiatives across JRK’s $1.0 billion hospitality portfolio, assisting with investment underwriting, renovation initiatives, and performance monitoring. His exposure across both multifamily and hotel platforms provided a differentiated perspective on operating complexity, capital allocation, and risk management across property types and market cycles.

Earlier in his career, Mr. Nausha was a Valuation Analyst at PennyMac Financial Services, where he performed daily and month-end valuations for a $3.0 billion portfolio of mortgage assets. In this role, he developed financial and SQL- based analytical models to evaluate asset performance, distressed loan acquisition opportunities, and portfolio-level reporting, building a strong technical foundation in financial modeling, data analytics, and risk assessment.

Mr. Nausha holds a B.S. in Business with an emphasis in Finance from the University of Colorado Boulder.

Director of Asset Management

Christiana Ritchie

Christiana Ritchie is the Director of Asset Management at PXV Multifamily, where she oversees all aspects of asset performance and value optimization. Prior to joining PXV, she served as Director of Asset Management at TruAmerica Multifamily, managing approximately 4,000 units across the firm’s Florida portfolio.

Previously, Christiana led asset management for a 3,000-unit multifamily portfolio at One Real Estate Investment, a private equity firm in Miami, where she spearheaded business plan execution across Texas and the Southeast. She began her career at Clarion Partners, supporting the management of a $2.4 billion Class A office portfolio in San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Christiana holds a B.S. in Real Estate Development from the University of Southern California, where she served on the Executive Board of the Trojan Real Estate Association. In her personal time, she enjoys golfing and traveling to the most notable courses in the world.

VP of Accounting & Finance

Nick Bohn

Nick Bohn is the Vice President of Accounting & Finance, where he oversees all aspects of financial operations and reporting at PXV, leading the firm’s finance function with a focus on strategic planning, operational efficiency, and institutional-quality reporting. Nick brings deep experience in fund accounting and financial systems across real estate and alternative investment platforms. Before joining PXV, Nick was VP of Accounting at Driftwood Capital, where he led their accounting function with a focus on financial modeling, risk assessment, and process optimization across the firm’s commercial real estate and private equity platforms, including establishing fund operations for two new funds totaling $1.8 billion in AUM.

Prior to Driftwood, Nick worked at SoftBank Group International in multiple capacities. Initially, he served as lead accountant for a $74 billion portfolio, and later as VP of Business Analytics at SoftBank Investment Advisers, where he drove global process automation, system integration, and executive reporting initiatives.

He began his career at Standish Management, preparing financial reporting for funds with multi-billion-dollar commitments across private equity, venture capital, and real estate strategies.

Nick holds a Master of Accountancy with a focus in Data Analytics & System Implementation and a B.S. in Business Administration from Colorado State University.

Acquisitions Analyst

David Greenburg

David Greenburg is an Acquisitions Analyst at PXV Multifamily. Prior to joining the firm, he worked as a Financial Analyst for Berkadia South Florida Investment Sales, contributing to over $850M in closings and underwriting over $17B in multifamily and land deals.

David earned a Finance and Economics degree from the University of Pittsburgh.

Acquisitions Analyst

Johnathan Slavik

Johnathan Slavik is an Acquisition Analyst at PXV Multifamily. Before joining the firm, Johnathan gained hands-on deal experience as a Summer Analyst at TruAmerica Multifamily, where he worked alongside Matt Ferrari underwriting over $2 billion in multifamily assets across Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee, developing a sharp eye for value-add opportunities in high-growth Sun Belt markets.

Johnathan holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Florida State University. Outside the office, he can be found on the water, playing guitar, or in the gym.

Operations Associate

Maria Gonzalez

Maria Gonzalez is the Operations Associate at PXV Multifamily, where she supports the development of the firm’s operational infrastructure and scalable systems as the platform continues to grow. In her role, she supports transaction execution, acquisitions, reporting, technology implementation, and corporate operations across the firm’s multifamily investment platform.

Born and raised in Argentina, Maria grew up in her family’s brokerage firm, gaining early exposure to single-family transactions and day-to-day business operations. She moved to the United States in 2021 through a cultural exchange program and later transitioned into multifamily real estate, joining TruAmerica Multifamily.

At TruAmerica, Maria progressed from administrative support into a multifaceted operations role, ultimately serving as Operations Lead for the East Coast offices. In that capacity, she coordinated market research, due diligence, investment committees, construction management initiatives, reporting, and compliance efforts across multiple markets.