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October 29, 2026

Security Properties Enters NMHC’s List of Top 50 Largest Apartment Owners

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By Security Properties

Security Properties has entered the National Multifamily Housing Council’s NMHC Top 50 for the first time, ranking as the nation’s 44th largest apartment owner with 25,120 units.

Security Properties team members at work in the company's Seattle corporate office. A man in a navy blazer stands holding a coffee mug and looks at a monitor with a smiling seated colleague. Behind them, two coworkers sit at desks in the bright open office, with large windows overlooking nearby buildings.

Security Properties was recognized by the National Multifamily Housing Council’s (NMHC) 2020 NMHC Top 50, the annual ranking of the nation’s largest apartment owners and managers. Security Properties ranked #44 largest apartment owner in the nation, with 25,120 units, marking its entry onto the list.

Security Properties attributes success to an outstanding team that leads the industry.  “Security Properties has successfully grown as a result of our exceptional team members who acquire and manage our portfolio while maintaining proven underwriting disciplines,” said Bob Krokower, Chief Executive Officer. Dan Byrnes, Managing Director, Conventional Investments, went further, “We are currently the sponsor of choice in our target markets for over 30 institutional equity partners, and that would not be possible without years of significant contributions from team members across our entire platform.”

With an emphasis on the resident experience, Security Properties has sustained profound growth in recent years. “Security Properties focuses on delivering the highest quality housing for our residents,” said Bryon Gongaware, Managing Director, Affordable Housing Group at Security Properties. “That leads to creative acquisition strategies to build and effectively manage a diversified national housing portfolio of new development, conventional, and affordable housing.”