Bond Street Investment Trust Opened Dallas Office
The commercial real estate firm has tapped a new managing director to oversee its expansion into the local market.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Commercial
Bond Street Investment Trust announced the opening of a new office in Dallas and the appointment of Kristen Neyland as the Managing Director of Acquisitions. This expansion marks a strategic shift for the Charleston-based firm as it seeks to grow its footprint in the regional commercial sector.
Why it matters
The move is designed to scale the firm's acquisition platform and increase its presence in the Texas market. By establishing a local base, the firm aims to streamline the underwriting and due diligence processes for new retail center developments in the area.
As of September 2026, Bond Street Investment Trust managed a portfolio of 55 convenience retail centers across 13 states. The firm now eyes the local area for further growth led by incoming leadership with 13 years of industry experience.
The players
Kristen Neyland
The new Managing Director of Acquisitions at Bond Street Investment Trust who previously worked at Crow Holdings.
Bond Street Investment Trust
A commercial real estate firm focused on convenience retail centers that maintains headquarters in Charleston.
Crow Holdings
A national real estate investment and development firm where the new managing director previously held a position.
The details
Kristen Neyland will lead the firm's new Dallas platform, taking responsibility for the origination, underwriting, and execution of new real estate acquisitions. The firm previously operated primarily from its headquarters in Charleston, South Carolina, and this new office will serve as the hub for its regional expansion efforts. Neyland brings 13 years of experience in convenience retail, most recently from her time at Crow Holdings, to oversee the deal pipeline.
Timeline
September 2026: Bond Street portfolio grew to 55 centers.
October 5, 2026: The company announced the new leadership and office.
Money Landscape
This move follows the broader industry trend of firms decentralizing acquisition teams by opening regional satellite offices to better manage localized property portfolios. It signals an effort to gain deeper geographic insight in a competitive market for retail real estate.
The arrival of a new regional office may signal increased investment activity in local convenience retail properties. Property owners and developers should monitor how this new market participant influences acquisition appetites in the area.
The takeaway
The expansion signals a push to scale operations in the local retail real estate market under new leadership. Business owners and local investors should watch for updates from the firm regarding its acquisition criteria and future regional project plans.
Further reading
Learn more about local property trends in Dallas Commercial.
More information
For more details on the firm's portfolio and leadership, visit the Bond Street Investment Trust official website.
