Our Team

Eric Campbell is the Chief Executive Officer of MainStreet Property Group LLC and GenCap Construction Co., leading real estate development and construction-management firms dedicated to the vision, construction, and operation of landmark properties throughout the Puget Sound Region.

Eric is also a Managing Member at Insite Property Solutions, which specializes in the management of multi-family properties.

In his myriad roles, Eric is widely recognized for his dynamic industry leadership. He has successfully overseen billions of dollars in real estate transactions, leading the helm in the purchase, development, and operations of award-winning, mixed-used communities.

Eric is the former Owner and President of CamWest Development LLC, an industry-recognized company he founded in 1990. He sold CamWest for $150 million to Toll Brothers, the largest homebuilder in revenue in the Puget Sound region. From 2012 to 2015, Eric led the successful transition of CamWest to Toll Brothers, which was completed in early 2015.

Throughout the course of his decades long career, Eric has received significant accolades for his professional accomplishments. In 2012, under Eric’s leadership, CamWest-Toll Brothers was recognized with the prestigious Gold Nugget Award and the Dream Home Award for Historic Renovation for its innovative urban infill community, Nettleton Commons. Prior to that, CamWest’s signature affordable community, Greenbrier Heights in Woodinville, was honored with the Governor’s Legacy of Livable Communities and VISION 2020 Awards.

Eric was recognized as the 2006 Entrepreneur of the Year for Construction and Real Estate in the Pacific Northwest. He also received the King County Earth Hero Award in 2005 for his commitment to green practices in the development of Shamrock Heights, a 4-star, Built Green, Low Impact Demonstration Community in Renton Highlands.

During his tenure, Eric has implemented Lean practices, strategic planning programs, and key marketing initiatives that led to long-range initiatives not only for the companies he led but for the Master Builders Association, Imagine Housing, and the University of Washington Runstad Center.

Eric lives on the Eastside with his wife and two twin boys and is a graduate of the University of Washington. He currently serves on the advisory board at UW’s Runstad Center and the Center for Real Estate Research.

Kelly Price is the President and Co-Founder of MainStreet Property Group LLC and leads the operations and strategy of the company. Mr. Price is a seasoned real estate executive with over twenty years of experience in the Seattle and Eastside marketplace and has completed billions of dollars in financial and real estate transactions.

MainStreet’s recent projects include Slater 116, a 108-unit mixed-use community in Kirkland, WA (www.liveatslater116.com), The 104, a 115-unit community in Bothell, WA (www.liveatthe104.com), Six Oaks (www.liveatsixoaks.com), a 203-unit mixed-use community, also in Bothell and The Spencer 68 Apartments and Lofts, a 138-unit apartment community located in Kenmore, WA (www.liveatspencer68.com). Current “on the boards” projects include The Carter, a 180-unit community located in Redmond, WA as well as several other mixed-use projects. The company continues to pursue other opportunities across the Puget Sound region.

In addition to MainStreet, Mr. Price is the Managing Partner of Insite Property Solutions (www.insitepropertysolutions.com), a boutique property management and investment firm located in Bothell, Washington and the President of GenCap Construction Corp., a commercial general contractor and the current General Contractor for MainStreet’s newest project, The Spencer 68.

From 2001-2011, Mr. Price served as CFO and strategic executive of CamWest Development LLC while the company became one of the largest residential developers and homebuilders in the Puget Sound region. In November 2011, Mr. Price facilitated the sale of CamWest to Toll Brothers, Inc., a privately traded homebuilder (NYSE:TOL). During his tenure at CamWest, he executed more than $500 million in debt equity financing. Under his leadership, CamWest successfully implemented “Lean Manufacturing” concepts across all aspects of the company and lean improvement efforts realizing more than $10 million in cost savings while reducing cycle times and standardizing operational activities company-wide.

Prior to CamWest, from 1996-2001, Mr. Price was an initial employee and Chief Financial Officer of Emeritus Corporation (NYSE:ESC). Mr. Price joined Emeritus early on in its growth and successfully facilitated more than $2 billion of financial transactions, including debt (convertible, senior, subordinated) and equity (venture capital, preferred stock), and led Emeritus’ successful $100 million Initial Public Stock Offering (IPO) in 1996. Upon his departure, Emeritus was one of the largest assisted living developers and operators in the United States with more than 6,000 employees and operations in 37 states and Japan and continues to be a leader in the industry today. From 1991-1996, Mr. Price worked for Deloitte Touche in the accounting and consulting groups and earned his CPA.

Throughout his career, Mr. Price has held a number of Board of Director positions including the Master Builders Association, Village Theater, University of Washington Bookstore and has served as a speaker and panelist on a variety of real estate and Finance topics. He is a current member of the Urban Land Institute, the Association for Corporate Growth, the 101 Club where he is a board member and the Rapha Cycle Club. Mr. Price graduated from the University of Washington Foster School of Business and lives in the Seattle area with his wife and 2 daughters and is an avid Husky fan, cyclist, golfer, hiker and cross country skier. He is also a passionate supporter of the Ben Towne Foundation, Seattle Children’s Hospital, Sammamish Presbyterian Church, Issaquah Schools Foundation and in 2010-2011 lived in Paris, France with his family.

Jackie brings more than 15 years of experience in finance and management in real estate to her role as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. She is responsible for overseeing MainStreet’s finances, accounting, reporting, operations, corporate policies, human resources, and risk management. Jackie also manages the company’s lending and investor relationships. Jackie was MainStreet’s first employee!

Prior to MainStreet, Jackie served as Controller for the West Coast homebuilder, Geonerco Management LLC, where she was in charge of all financial reporting, internal audit and accounting functions for three decentralized homebuilding offices. 

Jackie is a Washington State licensed CPA with a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Gonzaga University. She is an active member of CFMA, ULI and CREW. Jackie is dedicated to working out, taking long walks or bike rides around her neighborhood trails, running and skiing. She and her husband, William, have a daughter, Lauren, and reside in Woodinville.

As Senior Vice President of Development for MainStreet Property Group LLC, Kim is responsible for overseeing all of the firm's development and construction activities across the Puget Sound Region.  Kim leads a development pipeline of more than $300 million in development and construction for mixed-use, multifamily and commercial projects ranging from 100 units to more than 300 units plus commercial office and retail spaces.  In 2016 Kim was named “40 Under 40” by the Puget Sound Business Journal.  Kim has over fifteen years of diverse experience in the real estate development and construction industry.

Kim, a native Eastsider, attended Eastlake High School in Sammamish and then earned a scholarship to Santa Clara University where she played Division I College Basketball for four years.  Kim is a Designated Real Estate broker in the State of Washington and serves on the Santa Clara University Real Estate Advisory Board.  She is also a member of  CREW and participates on various committees and boards within the industry.  In her spare time Kim enjoys coaching her kids sports teams, playing basketball and running.  Kim and her husband Mark live in the Kirkland neighborhood with their two daughters Emily and Mia.

With nearly 20 years of experience, Katie Cartwright specializes in strategic brand development, managing the creation of the product voice and brand identity all the way through to the retail sales and resident living experience . During her tenure at MainStreet, Katie has successfully launched more than 10 new apartment community projects, including spearheading the customer experience for more than 1,200 new residents. Most recently, Katie was selected to head up MainStreet's first "For Sale" townhome project, The Landing, a 58-home project located in Downtown Bothell.

Prior to MainStreet, Katie honed her unique marketing skill set on both the client and agency sides. Katie started her career at Saatchi & Saatchi, working on the Toyota and Scion national automotive brands, and then moved on to J. Walter Thompson, where she managed a $21 million dollar advertising budget for the Northwest Ford Dealer Association account. Taking what she learned from her agency days, Katie then became a consultant for numerous nonprofits and startups, providing media buying, sales, branding, website and social media support.

Katie currently is a member of various real estate organizations: Urban Land Institute, Commercial Real Estate Development Association, CREW- Commercial Real Estate Women and Washington Multi-Family Housing Association.

Katie graduated from the University of Oregon's Journalism school with an emphasis in Advertising. She lives in Northeast Seattle, and keeps busy as a mom of two children, Reilly and Jack, and as a volunteer at The Healing Center, a nonprofit grief-support organization.

Chantel oversees Insite Property Solutions, developing and implementing company standards and problem solving at all levels of the organization. She leads the operations of all communities and manages on-site staff through implementation of effective recruitment, training, coaching, development, and mentoring. In addition, Chantel strategizes, coordinates, and manages the Human Resource functions of the organization.

Before Insite, Chantel held various leadership roles in Human Resources, Operations, and Logistics at the Target Corporation.  During her time at Target she was selected as the District Resource for all Human Resource and Operations Executive Team Leaders. In addition, under her title as Executive Team Leader Logistics, she was selected as District Trainer for all incoming Logistics Executives.

Chantel graduated from the University of Washington in 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts in Business and Administration: Human Resources and Finance. She currently serves on the UW Undergraduate Women in Business Alumni Advisory Board, where she strives to connect and prepare the next generation of female business leaders. Chantel enjoys spending her free time playing multiple intermural sports, wine tasting, and camping. 

Marc Boettcher serves as Vice President of Development, and brings more than 10 years of experience in property acquisition, development and construction to the company. He specializes in seeking and procuring real estate development and investment opportunities in the Puget Sound Region. During his tenure at MainStreet, Marc has managed the development of more than 400 apartment units and 20,000 square feet of retail.

Prior to MainStreet, Marc worked at Trammell Crow Residential, Alliance Residential and Wood Partners. In those roles, he was responsible for the successful development of more than 1,200 apartment units and 35,000 square feet of retail.

Marc has a BA from the University of Washington and a Master’s in Real Estate from the University of Denver. He is an avid fisherman, skier, and outdoorsman, and has been known to make a mean pickle or two. Marc is a native of Seattle, and lives on the Eastside with his wife and daughter.

Rob is President of GenCap Construction Corp, with overall responsibility of the business and the success of each project. Rob graduated from the University of Washington with a B.S. degree in Construction Management, and is a certified DBIA Professional. Rob serves as Vice-Chair on the Construction Industry Advisory Council for the University of Washington, is a Board member and VP of DBIA NW Chapter and Adjunct Professor at the University of Washington. Rob is also an appointed member of the Project Review Committee which serves under the CPARB state of Washington legislative committee, to ensure that alternative project delivery applications meet the intent of statute RCW 39.10.

During his 25 year career in construction, Rob has served in various leadership positions such as Chief Estimator, Construction Executive and Director. Rob has professionally spoken on GCCM delivery, Lean Practices and Integrated Project Delivery at AIA, DBIA, University of Washington, Washington State University and Society of American Military Engineers.