Lloyd Jones
Year Founded
1980
AUM
$750M
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Lloyd Jones is a national private equity real estate investment firm with a 45-year legacy under the continuous leadership of its founder, Christopher Finlay. Since 1980, the firm has grown from a regional operator into a vertically integrated platform with dedicated divisions in investment, development, construction, and senior living management. Lloyd Jones specializes in acquiring, developing, and operating senior living communities while also maintaining a track record in multifamily investments. The company’s long-standing success is driven by a strategy built on discipline, experience, and deeply aligned partnerships.
Through its integrated structure, Lloyd Jones oversees every stage of the investment lifecycle—from sourcing and underwriting to construction, operations, and eventual disposition. This full-cycle control ensures consistency, transparency, and alignment with investor objectives. The firm partners with institutions, family offices, and its own principals, reflecting its commitment to investing alongside stakeholders. Over four decades, Lloyd Jones has developed, acquired, and managed millions of square feet of real estate, generating strong outcomes across both realized and active investments.
Lloyd Jones is recognized not only for its performance but also for its reputation for integrity, trust, and operational excellence. Its senior living management arm, AVIVA, delivers high-quality care and hospitality-driven resident experiences, reinforcing the firm’s mission to elevate communities and create meaningful impact. With a national footprint and a forward-looking approach, Lloyd Jones continues to expand its influence in the senior housing sector—helping investors build long-term wealth while supporting one of the nation’s fastest-growing demographic needs.
Markets
Texas
Asset Classes
Multifamily
Hotel
Senior Housing
Accepted Investors
Accredited
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