
With over 24 years of experience in commercial real estate investments, Rob serves as co-president and chief investment officer of HPA Exchange, and as part of the executive leadership team of its affiliate company, Healthcare Property Advisors (HPA). He leads the firm’s efforts in strategy across acquisitions, dispositions, capital formation and transaction structuring.
Prior to joining HPA’s executive team, Lee served in several founder and principal roles, including an institutional-focused real estate investment banking platform focused on capital placement, structuring and advisory for private and public real estate companies. He has worked with multiple real estate investment platforms and product types placing, advising on, or investing in more than $4 billion in real estate capital for institutional and private investors. In addition to healthcare real estate, Lee has also invested in commercial and multifamily real estate as an owner/operator for over 20 years. Lee serves as a managing principal of Vital Capital Partners, LLC which is the JV entity of HPA Exchange, LLC.
Lee earned a bachelor’s degree in business, with a concentration in marketing, from Eastern Kentucky University (EKU), and an MBA with an emphasis in finance and entrepreneurship from Pepperdine University’s Graziadio School of Management. He holds a California Real Estate Brokers license, is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), formerly serving as the president of the Greater Southern California chapter, and is a Chairman Emeritus of the Graziadio’s Alumni Network. Lee is an active member of Young Presidents Organization (YPO), and enjoys travel and all things outdoors, including hiking, skiing, sailing and time with family.

Thùy Turner serves as co-president and chief operating officer of HPA Exchange, and as chief operating officer of its affiliate company, Healthcare Property Advisors (HPA). She leads the firm’s overall operations initiatives from asset and property management to leasing, investment and financial underwriting.
Turner has over 25 years of commercial real estate experience and has been a CA-licensed broker since 1998. She has extensive real estate experience in managing and leasing office, medical, and retail facilities through her previous tenures with Arden Realty, (Zell’s) Equity Office, PM Realty and Schnitzer Northwest. Turner utilizes her dedicated background to provide oversight of the overall operations, logistics and financial performance of the company. Turner serves as a managing principal of Vital Capital Partners, LLC which is the JV entity of HPA Exchange, LLC.
Turner has a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of California, Irvine, and an MBA in business administration from California State Fullerton. Turner lives in Orange County and enjoys travel, exploring the outdoors with green hikes, swimming and a fondness for new cuisines.

Statistical date is as of January 2026. Figures are subject to change.
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