Tommy Craig

Lecturer in Real Estate

Contact Office Location

Gund 306/308/325

Following two years at Morgan Stanley and two years at Columbia Business School, joined Hines in 1982 as an Assistant Project Manager. Promoted to Senior Managing Director and head of the Hines New York office in 1996 through 2022. Acting head of the Boston office in 2022 as well.


Led development projects and transactions aggregating more than 30 million square feet, with $30 billion of assets under management, as noted below.
Leader of some of Hines’ most distinguished build-to-suit projects in the New York City area for Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Swiss Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland aggregating close to $5 billion of real estate value.


As Senior Project Officer, responsible for the:
‒ Development of 555 Greenwich Street, a 270,000 square feet 16-story office building that will exceed NYC’s 2030 climate targets for office buildings by more than 45%.
‒ Development of One Vanderbilt Avenue (1.65 million square feet) with SL Green.
‒ Development of One Madison Avenue (1.4 million square feet) with SL Green.
‒ Development of three multifamily residential projects – one in New Haven, CT and two in Sleepy Hollow, NY, NorthLight and Daymark.
‒ Development of two new seniors housing projects, Sunrise at 56th Street at 139 East 56th Street and the other, The Apsley at 2330 Broadway in Manhattan.
‒ Development and sale of 7 Bryant Park, a boutique office building in midtown, to Bank of China (2015).
‒ 53 West 53, the luxury condominium tower designed by Jean Nouvel above MoMA.
‒ A 13-building portfolio with Trinity Church of 6 million square feet in Hudson Square, Manhattan.
‒ Responsible for the 2003 acquisition and subsequent disposition of a portfolio of buildings including 600 Lexington Avenue (2010), 499 Park Avenue and 425 Lexington Avenue (2013) as well as 750 Seventh Avenue (acquired in 2001 and sold in 2011).


Since August 2021, acted as the Executive Project Officer for the Hines South Station project, a $3B urban campus completed in mid-2026. Responsibilities have included managing the development, redevelopment, acquisition, construction, modification and/or interior fit-out of projects in the region.