Andrew Feinstein

Chief Executive Officer and Managing Partner

A fifth generation Denver native, Andrew has over two decades of business experience, including real estate investment, development and management, entertainment, hospitality and event production.

In his role as CEO and Managing Partner for EXDO (“Extended Downtown”) Development, Andrew oversees commercial property investment and joint venture vertical development for EXDO’s Denver-based property holdings, many of which are located in Denver’s vibrant River North (RiNo) Art District.

Andrew and his team have spearheaded the redevelopment of RiNo from a low-dense, industrial warehouse district into one of the most exciting urban development opportunities in the United States - attracting over $2 billion in public and private investment to date with another $4 billion committed over the next 10 years.

Amassing over one million square feet in RiNo prior to 2013, Andrew worked with Denver city officials to implement the community’s new Station Area and Zoning Overlay Plan; the most progressive plan in Denver’s history as it encourages density while mandating affordable housing surrounding RiNo’s commuter rail station (which takes passengers to Denver International Airport).

Andrew’s EXDO Development has facilitated or jointly developed many of RiNo’s most innovative real estate projects, including The HUB mixed-use office tower (completed), Industry RiNo Station (completed), the Catbird Hotel (completed) and the DOMA grocery and multi-family project (in development). EXDO also owns and operates the 3,000 person capacity ReelWorks Denver event venue, home to Denver’s most versatile and unique events.

Since 2010, Andrew has served as the Chairperson for the RiNo community board. In his role as RiNo Chairperson, Andrew works collaboratively with community and government leaders on issues including land use and zoning, housing, infrastructure, mobility and cultural opportunities. Andrew also serves on the boards of Visit Denver, the Downtown Denver Partnership Inc., Colorado Concern, the Denver Metropolitan Major League Baseball Stadium District and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Rocky Mountain Region. Andrew has been tapped by both Colorado Governor Jared Polis and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock to craft policies that incentivize private development for affordable housing. Most recently, Andrew was asked by Mayor Hancock to co-chair the City of Denver’s Economic Relief and Recovery Council for small and medium sized businesses in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. And in 2017, Andrew received the ADL’s “Torch of Liberty Award” for his work on social justice issues.

An avid traveler, Andrew has participated with Denver Sister Cities International on diplomatic missions to Nairobi, Kenya and Takayama, Japan and has joined Denver Mayor Hancock on official trade delegations to Tokyo, Munich and Dubai.

Andrew is also the founder of DenverStiffs.com, the most read website devoted to the NBA’s Denver Nuggets and their fan base worldwide. Through Nuggets connections and his passion for Africa, Andrew has participated in the NBA’s Basketball Without Borders Africa and Masai Ujiri’s Giants of Africa summer basketball camps across the African continent annually since 2011.

Prior to returning to Denver, Andrew spent 10 years in Los Angeles as an animation, television and new media producer, developing content for global entertainment companies including Fox Sports, Warner Bros. and Nickelodeon. And Andrew’s nationally syndicated comic strip “Girls & Sports” appeared in over 300 newspapers nationwide from 1997 through 2009.

Andrew is a graduate of Emory University in Atlanta where he received a Bachelor’s in Business Administration focusing on both marketing and international business.

Andrew currently resides in Denver with his wife Sarah, daughter Grace, and son Xavier.