Three SFAA Trophy Awards for Veritas’ GreenTree & RentSFNow Staff

Three outstanding Veritas team members have been awarded the prestigious San Francisco Apartment Association (SFAA) Trophy Awards in 2024. Each recipient has demonstrated remarkable dedication, resilience, and professionalism, embodying the values that make GreenTree and RentSFNow trusted names in Bay Area property management and leasing. Their commitment to excellence, teamwork, and resident satisfaction has truly set them apart.
Catery Villela – Supervisor, GreenTree Maintenance
Catery Villela, recipient of the Maintenance Manager of the Year award, is celebrated for her exceptional leadership and dedication at GreenTree Maintenance. Since joining the company in 2016, she has risen from a scheduler to leading the Paint and Clean team, a role she took on during the pandemic, allowing 17 technicians to continue working. Today, she manages a team of over 40 staff, including technicians and cleaners. Catery is known for her proactive, positive attitude and her ability to create a collaborative work environment. She’s praised for her problem-solving skills, flexibility and willingness to go the extra mile. Catery exemplifies what it means to lead with integrity, inspiring her team daily.
David Blosser – Director of Leasing, RentSFNow
David Blosser was awarded Leasing Manager of the Year for his exceptional customer service, professional knowledge, and innovative leasing strategies. His approach to client relations has transformed the leasing experience, increasing occupancy rates and resident satisfaction. Since stepping into his role as Director of Leasing in 2024, David has fostered a collaborative team environment while achieving operational goals. Known for his accessibility, kindness, and support, he has created a productive atmosphere where team members thrive. David’s deep industry knowledge and dedication to helping both his team and residents have earned him this Trophy Award from SFAA.
Chris Kuhlman – Building Manager, GreenTree Property Management
Chris Kuhlman is an outstanding Building Manager known for his responsiveness, attention to detail, and commitment to residents. Regularly on-site and hands-on, Chris is deeply involved in the upkeep of his properties and provides high-quality customer service even in challenging situations. His proactive approach ensures that new residents move into well-maintained, welcoming environments. Colleagues and residents alike recognize Chris’s professionalism, flexibility, and genuine care for residents’ needs, granting him the 2024 Resident Manager of the Year – Over 1500 Units.
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Celebrating a Century
The 1920s in San Francisco marked an era of extraordinary growth and urban development, transforming the city into a bustling metropolis. As the population expanded and the city thrived, numerous infrastructure projects were initiated to cater to the growing needs of its residents. Amidst this period of transformation, several iconic buildings were constructed, destined to become an integral part of the Veritas portfolio as we know it today. These buildings have withstood the test of time and have seen a century of change, leaving a mark on the communities they serve.
Among these architectural marvels, these buildings have not only become a testament to the past but have also evolved alongside society, adapting to the changing times:
As we commemorate the remarkable milestone of these 1923 apartment buildings, we celebrate their enduring legacy. These architectural gems have not only stood the test of time but have also witnessed the evolution of society around them. At Veritas, we celebrate their enduring legacy and continue to honor and preserve these architectural treasures, ensuring that they continue to be appreciated for years to come.