Ms. Foster worked for non-profit and for-profit developers of affordable and mixed income housing prior to joining the firm . She guided neighborhood planning efforts and secured financing for senior as well as family housing. She also served as the Director of Housing for the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh, which administered home ownership, home improvement, and housing development programs.

Ms. Foster holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Wesleyan University and a Master of Regional Planning from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Ms. Freeland’s primary responsibilities include new business development, multifamily housing feasibility analysis and project management. In addition, she oversees the refinance and rehabilitation of select portfolio properties. Her current projects include Valleyview Homes, a HOPE VI development, in Cleveland, Ohio and the 18th & Vine Jazz District in Kansas City, Missouri. The grand vision for the 18th & Vine Neighborhood consists of recreating in architectural style and streetscape, the character and vitality that this area had during the heyday of its jazz era. She also served as development manager on the multi-million dollar refinance and renovation of a 675-unit apartment complex, O’Fallon Place, in St. Louis. Her development experience includes mixed-income projects in four states, which combine multiple financing sources including LIHTC, historic tax credits, CDBG, HOPE VI, HOME funds, Urban Development Action Grants (UDAG) and Tax Increment Financing (TIF).

Yusef Freeman
Project Manager
Mr. Freeman works on the development of mixed-income, mixed-finance multi-family housing and commercial real estate. He is responsible for project management, securing funding from public and private sources, and managing relationships with clients, public officials and other partners. His work primarily focuses on the redevelopment of a public housing site in New Orleans, LA into a mixed-income and mixed-use community.

Prior to joining MBS, Mr. Freeman served as a senior researcher for Social Compact in Washington, DC, creating inner-city neighborhood market profiles for retail development nationally. He also worked in the neighborhoods development initiative at the Annie E. Casey Foundation in Baltimore, MD and the economic development department of the Bridge Street Development Corporation in Brooklyn, NY. Mr. Freeman holds a Bachelor’s degree from the University of California at Berkeley and a Master of Public Administration from New York University, where he majored in public finance as a Public Policy and International Affairs Fellow. He joined McCormack Baron Salazar through a fellowship with the Center for Urban Redevelopment Excellence at the University of Pennsylvania.

Mr. Goldstein brings to this role a mixture of investment, strategic and legal experience. Prior to joining the company, he helped found Taproot Ventures, a Silicon Valley venture capital firm, where he sourced and structured investments in technology companies. Mr. Goldstein has experience as a strategy consultant with Marakon Associates, developing finance-driven strategies for Fortune 500 firms. He began his career as an attorney, clerking for a federal appellate judge and serving as an Assistant U.S. Attorney with the Justice Department. Mr. Goldstein holds a B.A. from Yale University, and has served as an Adjunct Professor at Washington University School of Law, from which he graduated first in his class.

Prior to joining the firm Ms. Kellers had served as the project manager for another HOPE VI development that involved the transformation of hundreds of deteriorate public housing units with newly constructed mixed-finance developments. Ms. Kellers has experience with rehabilitation, new construction, and single and multi-family affordable housing development.

Over the past several years Ms. Kellers has worked with for and non-profit organizations throughout the Pittsburgh area in both a professional and volunteer capacity. Ms. Kellers holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Rhode Island College and a Masters Degree in Management and Public Policy from Carnegie Mellon University.

As project manager, Ms. Kinslowe is responsible for all phases of the development process for a specific development(s) including financing, politics and relationships with local, city staff and elected officials, site acquisition, design, MBE/WBE requirements, the development schedule and the development budget. Project managers prepare monthly development project reports and conduct monthly development meetings.

Ian McCormack
Assitant General Counsel
Mr. McCormack works on the financial and legal aspects of the structuring and underwriting of mixed-finance, low-income housing tax credit and new market tax credit developments, as well as working on general corporate and other company legal matters. Mr. McCormack joined McCormack Baron Salazar (MBS) in April 2009 as Assistant General Counsel, working closely with the Project Finance Team as well. In addition to his work helping to coordinate corporate and other company-related legal matters, Mr. McCormack works on many of the company’s projects, focusing on the development of project financing structures and the analysis of project risk from both financial and legal perspectives. Prior to joining MBS, Mr. McCormack worked for several years as an attorney at Rosenblum, Goldenhersh, Silverstein & Zafft, P.C. (RGSZ), in their real estate law department. During his time at RGSZ, Mr. McCormack primarily worked on structuring and documenting both historic tax credit and low-income housing tax credit projects, encompassing multi-family rental, mixed-use and commercial real estate projects. Additionally, he worked in the areas of general corporate and tax law. Mr. McCormack holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign and a law degree from Washington University in Saint Louis.

Mr. Mosqueda’s primary role is as an associate project manager for McCormack Baron Salazar’s work on behalf of the Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino. The project includes managing the redevelopment of an existing public housing site into a 233-unit mixed-income and mixed-use project. Furthermore, his role includes coordinating a project team which included landscape architects, urban designers, civil engineers, economic development consultants, environmental consultants, site acquisition specialists, and public finance experts.

He previously worked in real estate development with the Coachella Valley Housing Coalition. Mr. Mosqueda holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and International Studies from the University of California, Irvine and a Master of Public Policy and Urban Planning from Harvard University, where his master thesis was awarded the Fredrick Fischer Prize for improving the quality and effectiveness of programs that serve the poor and disadvantaged.

Currently, Mr. Mulvihill has primary responsibilities for new and long-standing developments areas including mixed use projects in St. Louis, Memphis, Baltimore and other cities.

As vice president, Stan provides critical management oversight to the development project, coordinating the various team members and their efforts, and managing the relationship with project stakeholders. His 20 years of experience working on major mixed-income, mixed-use and other mixed-finance transactions makes him a keen troubleshooter and creative identifier of strategies to stretch scarce resources to accomplish the project’s objectives. He played an integral role in the development of the TOD at the Westin Hotel and other large public/private partnerships. Currently, Stan has primary responsibilities for new and long-standing developments areas including mixed-use projects in St. Louis, Memphis, Baltimore and other cities.