Marketing Expert For Red Bank Developer Recognized For Enterprise

RED BANK, NJ — A marketing professional involved in two Red Bank development projects was recently in the spotlight herself, honored as an Enterprising Woman of Commerce.

Christina Jordan, director of marketing and investor relations for Denholtz Properties, was recently honored by the Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey. Its award program was held at the Upper Montclair Country Club in Clifton on Aug. 17, according to a news release from the company.

Denholtz Properties is a real estate investment and development company based in Red Bank.

Jordan has been directly involved with leasing and investor relations for The Rail at Red Bank, a new mixed-use community next to the Red Bank Train Station, and for Southbank at the Navesink, a 10-residence luxury condominium complex along the Navesink also in Red Bank, the news release said.

She also serves on the board of directors for Lunch Break, a Red Bank-based organization that freely provides food, clothing, life skills and fellowship to those in need in Monmouth County and beyond.

Jordan also oversaw the company’s rebrand from Denholtz Associates to Denholtz Properties and the relocation of its corporate headquarters to Red Bank in 2019.

Jordan is a graduate of Seton Hall University and a licensed real estate broker, according to her company bio.

The Enterprising Women in Commerce Awards recognize women from across the state’s business community who are leaving their mark in their chosen profession and inspiring and encouraging others daily.

Jordan was selected in recognition of her work with the Denholtz Properties team since joining the firm in 2010. As director of marketing and investor relations, Jordan is responsible for all communication strategies, overseeing marketing, public relations, digital and traditional advertising and social media in support of the firm’s growth goals and its multimillion-square-foot portfolio, the company said in the news release.

Jordan also plays a key role in guiding the company’s investor relations. Understanding the need for increased transparency with both new and existing investors, Jordan developed an interactive investor hub that provides investors with access to real-time data unique to their investments in the company's portfolio.

In addition, Jordan has spearheaded a revamping of the 70-year-old company’s technology infrastructure to adopt and implement data-driven tools and platforms. Through the adoption of these processes, Denholtz Properties has developed enhanced workflow and efficiencies and significantly increased profitability during its expansion across the country, company officials said.

“Since joining Denholtz Properties, Christina has defined the entrepreneurial spirit that has guided our company’s success,” said Steve Cassidy, president of Denholtz Properties. “Whether it is through her pioneering work to grow our technology platform or her mentorship of her fellow team members, Christina has made a powerful mark on our business, and we applaud her for this much-deserved honor.”

Denholtz Properties is a commercial real estate investment and development company in markets across the eastern United States. Based in Red Bank, with a regional headquarters in Orlando, Fla., Denholtz Properties specializes in the acquisition and development of ground-up multifamily, industrial/flex and office properties.

The Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey is a network of businesses committed to improving and advancing the cause of free enterprise in the Garden State. Its focus is to make the state a better place to live, work and conduct business, the news release said.