Andrew
Malick
FOUNDER / PRINCIPAL
Andrew Malick has over 20 years of experience in the real estate development industry. During his career he has worked in all three legs of the development process; construction, design, and development. Andrew was one of the first to see value in the North Park neighborhood of San Diego where he has designed and developed multiple projects.
When not working on his projects, Andrew works passionately to help local and state government adapt housing policy to align with the sustainable development principles. He has participated in multiple stakeholder committees focused on the subject of housing affordability and helped author AB 2372 that aims to provide more moderate-income housing on transit corridors. He also co-authored an amendment to the San Diego Municipal Code that makes it easier for developers to build micro-units in an effort to boost market rate affordable housing. Andrew is a past member of the Management Committee for ULI San Diego – Tijuana District Council and is a Co-Founder and past chair of the Small-Scale Infill Development Council. He also founded and currently chairs the Transit Oriented Development Council. He currently serves on the board of the San Diego Chapter of the Land Economics Society, Lambda Alpha International (LAI).
Andrew has guest lectured at multiple local universities including the USD Burnham & Moores School of Real Estate and San Diego State University. He also taught a course on sustainable development practices at the University of California, San Diego. A supporter of the San Diego Architecture Foundation, he has twice served as juror for the Orchid & Onions Awards. He posts on all things land use @andrewmalick.
Masters Degree in Real Estate Development, Woodbury University, San Diego
Masters Degree in Urban Design, Washington University, St. Louis
Masters Degree in Architecture, Washington University, St. Louis
Bachelor of Arts in Engineering, Trinity College
Kyle
Ryan
DIRECTOR OF DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
As a Project Manager at Malick Infill Development, Kyle is engaged in all projects in the company’s pipeline. He brings with him a strong sense of both architectural design and real estate finance to the team, creating unique value in the overlap.
His combination of talents and skills encompasses a wide spectrum of the development process, from land use zoning analysis, design thinking, underwriting and financial feasibility studies, to permitting, entitlement processes through design, project delivery and project completion.
He views real estate development as a creative act through which challenges are reframed as possibilities for improving quality of life, meeting climate goals and bettering outcomes within the industry.
Kyle began his career in San Francisco as a Licensed Architect. His past experience is both varied in scale and asset type including multi-modal transit station master planning, ground-up tech campuses, high-rise residential towers, high-end single-family homes and fast-paced tenant improvements. He has worked for notable companies including HOK, Marmol Radziner and WeWork.
Masters Degree in Real Estate, Harvard University
Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, Tulane University
Speaking Engagements
The MID team is involved in the design and development community and speaks at industry events. To inquire about future speaking opportunities, please contact us.
PAST ORGANIZATIONS & EVENTS INCLUDE:
American Planning Association
APTA Rail Conference
Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 (C3)
Housing Policy Leadership Academy
Lambda Alpha International
Local YIMBY Group
National Apartment Association
New School of Architecture
San Diego Architectural Foundation
San Diego State University
University of California San Diego
Urban Land Institute - San Diego / Tijuana
Woodbury MRED