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Eric B. Larson has more than 30 years of experience in the field of real estate investment, development, asset management and leasing. Since 2014, Larson has served as CEO of The Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP), a private/public partnership of corporate and civic leaders who develop and support programs to enhance downtown Detroit.
Eric B. Larson. Chief Executive Officer. As a past chairman and long-standing board member, Eric was an active member of the DDP before being named CEO in 2014. He is founder of Larson Realty Group, a privately owned company engaged in real estate investment, development, asset management and leasing. Boards & Organizations.
A resident of Bloomfield Village, Michigan, Mr. Larson serves as chairman of The Robert C. Larson Leadership Initiative and Urban Land Institute (ULI) Detroit Governance Committee. He is also the Chairman of the Board for The Parade Company. In the past he served as chairman of Detroit Downtown, Inc.,
Sep 21, 2022 · Eric B. Larson, chief executive officer of the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP), will take the stage at the 2023 Detroit Policy Conference on Tuesday, Jan. 10. Larson will report on the current state of downtown Detroit by the numbers, with a focus on the return of visitors and workers to the city, post-pandemic.
Eric B. Larson. Chief Executive Officer, Downtown Detroit Partnership. Eric B. Larson has more than 30 years of experience in real estate investment, development, asset management, and leasing. During his career, he has developed, financed, owned, and managed over $3 billion in Detroit real estate, including the Renaissance Center, Little ...
Aug 8, 2022 · As the Downtown Detroit Partnership celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, Eric Larson, CEO since 2014, looks back on the organization's bustling history, bright trajectory and shares...
Jan 23, 2023 · When workers were able to return to the workforce, Detroit saw less than 16% of its workforce return to offices downtown, Downtown Detroit Partnership CEO Eric Larson said. Starting off in 2023, Detroit’s downtown workforce now sits at about 30%-40%.
