HSA ANNOUNCES NEW APPOINTMENTS TO ITS RETAIL BROKERAGE DIVISION
August 18, 2008
Tim Blum, executive vice president and managing director of HSA Commercial Real Estate’s retail brokerage division, announced the appointment of Jonathan Sharp and Kelsey Blindt as associate brokers in the retail division.
Both Sharp and Blindt will be working closely with senior vice president Michael Havdala, concentrating on retail tenant representation, landlord representation in marketing existing and planned retail properties, and researching existing and developing trade areas to identify potential opportunities for potential clients. Both served as interns at HSA previous to joining the firm full-time.
“We are pleased that Jonathan and Kelsey decided to pursue their real estate careers with HSA,” commented Blum. “Both of these talented individuals were impressed with the thoroughness and professionalism that our retail brokers bring to their clients, and realized the potential learning opportunities that our seasoned team could provide them in starting off their new careers.”
Sharp, 24, is a graduate of Wheaton College, Wheaton, Ill., with a degree in Business and Economics. Blindt, 22 holds a degree in Finance from DePaul University. Both are licensed real estate salespersons in Illinois and Sharp is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).
Celebrating 27 years of excellence in commercial real estate, Chicago-based HSA Commercial Real Estate is a full-service real estate firm specializing in office, industrial, retail and health care real estate leasing, management, marketing, development and financing on a national basis. Along with developing all kinds of commercial real estate across the United States, its brokerage divisions have completed more than 7,500 transactions in 43 states representing both owners and tenants, the asset management division currently manages a property portfolio in excess of 15 million square feet in 12 states and the firm presently owns over 17 million square feet of commercial property in 14 states.
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