Our Greatest Strength Is Our Team
Meet the dedicated team at JJC Company, where our passion for shaping vibrant communities is fueled by our diverse skill sets and extensive knowledge of the development field.
Joseph J. Corcoran
Chief Executive Officer
Joseph has been working in real estate since 1985, when he started working at Corcoran Jennison Companies as an assistant project director of development. During his time at CJ he gained experience overseeing a staff of project directors and devising a streamlined design and permitting process that allowed the company to deliver over 700 units of housing in a three-year period.
Since then, Joseph has been involved in the design, permitting, and construction of multiple apartment developments. He has vast experience in the asset management of rental housing, ownership housing, resorts, golf courses, and commercial properties. He is considered an expert in the entitlement process and has overseen numerous community outreach initiatives in cities and towns along the East Coast. Joseph embraces the philosophy that communication and engagement are keys to successful projects.
In 2014, Joseph established his own company in pursuit of carrying out his mission of being a leader in creating market-mixed income communities using private market solutions. Since then, Joseph and his team have effectively directed scores of projects through complex permitting and community processes. Joseph is past president of the Builders Association of Greater Boston and a former Trustee of Boston College High School. Currently he is a member of the Urban Land Institute.
Sean McReynolds
President
In 2014 Sean joined forces with Joseph J. Corcoran to form the Joseph J. Corcoran Company, serving first as the Director of Development before assuming the role of president in 2022. Sean is the project executive for the Innes Apartments, a partnership with the Chelsea Housing Authority supported by DHCD through their Partnership to Expand Housing Opportunities (PEHO) program. Previously he has secured the 40B approval for the Residences at East Milton, in Milton, MA. and in 2017 guided the completion of Amesbury Heights in Amesbury, MA. Sean has also assisted with the feasibility and development analysis for the Bunker Hill Housing Redevelopment project located in Charlestown, MA.
Prior to JJC, Sean worked at Corcoran Jennison Companies where he oversaw various local development efforts, including University Place Residences in Dorchester, MA and 90 Washington Street in Somerville, MA. Sean also worked in asset management for CJ’s affordable and mixed-income portfolio of multifamily assets. He acted as Assistant Professor with Joseph E. Corcoran at Boston College for 6 years, where he assisted with the founding of the Corcoran Center for Real Estate and Urban Action. Sean received his BS in Finance from Boston College and attended Columbia University for his Masters in Real Estate Development.
Sean is a Board Member of ARC of the South Shore and an Advisory Board Member of the Real Estate Council of Boston College (TREC). He is active with Urban Land Institute (ULI) and the Real Estate Finance Association (REFA).
Jennifer Corcoran
Vice President of Development
Jennifer is responsible for managing JJC’s development processes, including leading planning and permitting efforts for large, complex projects with robust public review processes. She is responsible for managing resident engagement, gathering community feedback and support, design development and other preconstruction activities, and coordinates with municipalities, government agencies, and nonprofit partners to solve problems and get deals done.
She is currently working on JJC’s mixed-income redevelopment of the Innes Apartments, and recently lead the permitting of the Residences at East Milton, a 92-unit 40B effort in the town of Milton. She was the assistant project manager on the Bunker Hill Redevelopment project after the team was designated, where she developed and managed a large scale community and resident engagement strategy and coordinated with public housing residents, community groups, BHA and Boston Planning and Development Agency, as well as various nonprofit service providers.
She has been with the Company since 2014 after graduating from Boston College in 2013. She has been a board member at the New England Culinary Arts Training (NECAT) since 2018.
