Kolter Homes Names Robert Rademacher as President

Staff Report From Metro Atlanta CEO

Thursday, December 5th, 2019

Kolter Homes – an affiliate of The Kolter Group and leader in developing next-generation, highly-amenitized, master-planned active adult communities in the Southeastern U.S. – recently announced that Robert Rademacher has rejoined the team as president. Rademacher most recently served as the Taylor Morrison Atlanta Division President and previously served as Regional President for Kolter Homes, helping launch Cresswind, its nationally recognized active adult community brand.

“We are very pleased to have Bob back to lead the Kolter Homes team,” Kolter Group CEO Bobby Julien said. “His experience and vision will further fuel our growth.”

In Rademacher’s new position, he will oversee all business aspects of Kolter Homes to include construction, development, land acquisition, marketing, sales and growth strategy. A graduate of the University of Kentucky-Lexington with a BA in Business Administration and Marketing, Rademacher brings nearly 30 years of experience to his new role.

“It’s good to be home and an honor to lead and work with Kolter Homes’ talented team of professionals,” Rademacher said.  “I am excited about the opportunities ahead of us, with new communities, new markets and new growth directly on the horizon.”

Kolter Homes creates master planned communities throughout Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas with more than two decades of homebuilding experience. Its eight Cresswind active adult branded communities located across Florida, Georgia and North and South Carolina are nationally recognized. Kolter Homes also develops and builds single family and townhome communities in Florida and South Carolina.

Among the new communities Kolter Homes is developing is Cresswind Georgia at Twin Lakes, a gated 55+ neighborhood within the new master-planned, 2,600-acre Twin Lakes community in historic Hoschton that is estimated to be the largest residential project to break ground in the Greater Atlanta market in over a decade.