Dominium Promotes Katessa Archer to Project Partner in Dominium’s Southeast Region

Six-year company veteran to assume expanded role in leading Dominium’s southeast developments

Dominium, a leading affordable housing developer, owner and manager announced today that it has promoted Katessa Archer to Project Partner in Dominium’s southeast region. Archer currently leads developments in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina, as well as Arizona. In her new position, she will assume an expanded role in leading her own projects on behalf of Dominium from conception through construction completion. She will also continue to recruit and lead teams of associates, analysts and interns - furthering their career development.

Archer was hired by Dominium in 2018 as a Development and Acquisitions Intern. She advanced through the company and held several positions, including her most recent role as a senior development associate. Specializing in managing project lifecycles and optimizing tax credit utilization, Archer leads affordable housing development projects primarily in the southeast. In her six years at the company, she has overseen nearly $1 billion in project budgets. Since relocating to Atlanta three years ago, Archer has been instrumental in expanding Dominium’s market presence and advancing the company’s goal of reaching over 40,000 units by 2025.

“I have watched Katessa progress through a series of roles at Dominium, taking on greater responsibilities and delivering outstanding results,” said Mark Moorhouse, Dominium Managing Partner and Executive Vice President of Development. “Her dedication and leadership are exactly what we need to achieve our 2025 goals and beyond as well as fulfill our mission to make housing affordable.”

Prior to joining Dominium, Archer worked as a Real Estate Advisory Intern for Cushman & Wakefield. Archer holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Urban Studies from the University of Minnesota and serves on the Board of Directors for the National Women’s Affordable Housing Network (WAHN).