The 2016 Six on Six Volleyball Classic was another huge success. $155,000 was raised for Freedom School Partners and with that, more than $1 million has been donated since the first Six on Six Volleyball Classic in 2008. The winner this year was Foundry in a close final match-up with Colliers. Spirit award winner was Aston Properties and Best Dressed was Providence Group.
Brokers who have reciprocity in South Carolina now need to provide certificates of completion to prove active status. Learn more here.
Send us your News and Transactions
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Congratulations to the following CRCBR members on their recent achievements:
Colliers International – Grant Miller, SIOR
Mitsubishi Materials USA is pleased to announce that it will open a new Machining Technology and Education Center at 105 Corporate Center Drive, Mooresville, NC. The new office, training and warehouse facility – consisting of approximately 30,000 sq. ft. – will be opening in May 2018. Grant Miller, SIOR with Colliers International represented Mitsubishi Materials USA with the transaction.
Flagship Healthcare Properties – Charles Campbell
Flagship Healthcare Properties, LLC is pleased to announce the launch of Flagship Healthcare Trust (“Flagship REIT”), a private Real Estate Investment Trust that owns clinical healthcare assets in the United States. Flagship REIT comes to market with interests in more than 30 healthcare properties and a market value over $250 million. Flagship REIT plans to aggressively grow its portfolio through adding core-plus, value-add, and development projects in support of, and in partnership with, healthcare providers, allowing them to focus their capital and resources to deliver the highest quality patient care. Flagship Healthcare Properties, LLC serves as Manager of Flagship REIT.
MPV Properties and Newmark Grubb Knight Frank – Mike Chatham and David Bailey
MPV is pleased to announce that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has purchased 2.49 acres at Mallard Oaks in University City, with plans to build a Bishops’ Storehouse, a welfare distribution facility for the Church. The parcel is located along Interstate 85 at Mallard Creek Church Road/Highway 29 and John Adams Road. Bishops’ Storehouses provide food and household commodities to those in need. There are over 100 Bishops’ Storehouses in North America. This will be the fourth center of its kind in the area, with the closest locations being in Greensboro and Mocksville, NC, and Columbia, SC. Construction is expected to begin this year. Mike Chatham of MPV Properties represented the Seller in the transaction. David Bailey of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank represented the Buyer.
We are proud to introduce our new association members! The following is a list of individuals who have joined CRCBR since April 18th:
CRCBR’s Leadership Class offers an exclusive opportunity for members to become successful and build relationships with the goal of becoming future leaders of our organization and the commercial real estate industry. This year’s class is made of up eight participants. Here’s a little about one of them, Stephanie Spivey.
Name: Stephanie Spivey
Company Name: CBRE
Current position/Industry Specialty: Associate – Office Agency Leasing
Years in the industry: Five
Hometown: Bailey, NC
Most satisfying part of your job: Interacting with clients & prospects, and building relationships within the brokerage community.
Last book you read or movie you’ve seen: Inception (for the second time… still seeking answers)
Favorite vacation spot: Charleston, SC
Favorite restaurant in Charlotte: Haberdish in-town / Kindred within driving distance (milk bread anyone?)
Hobbies/Interests: Traveling, social events, being outdoors, movie obsessed, shopping/styling
One thing on your bucket list: Experience the northern lights in person.
If you could have lunch with anyone (living or dead) who would it be and why? Beyoncé – enough said.
What you like best about CRCBR: I love the connectivity it brings to the commercial real estate community across all service lines.
What else should we know about you: I am an eternal optimist, I get easily excited (my squeals can be heard by dogs from miles away), am animal obsessed (minus reptiles), and love fishing.
Send us your News and Transactions
Did you know that the Members on the Move post is our most viewed and reaches over 1,000 CRCBR members in our Voice Highlights newsletter? We are always looking to recognize our members for their achievements. Please send any recent news or transaction information to thevoice@crcbr.org.
Congratulations to the following CRCBR members on their recent achievements:
Coldwell Banker Commercial – MECA
Coldwell Banker Commercial MECA has earned the 2017 Commercial Elite award which is bestowed upon the top 13 Coldwell Banker Commercial® affiliated companies globally. Coldwell Banker Commercial MECA is a Charlotte Region based commercial real estate company with office in Charlotte, N.C., and Belmont, N.C. The firm provides commercial brokerage, development and management services for more than 43 years and their asset management portfolio currently includes properties in 16 states. CBC MECA was the only North Carolina firm among the 2017 Top 13.
Cushman & Wakefield – Kris Westmoreland, David Hoppe and Grant Keyes
Cushman & Wakefield announced today that it has represented locally based Decision Support Management LLC in the sale of 3326 Siskey Parkway, a 15,250-square-foot, two-story, fully leased office building in Matthews NC. Cushman & Wakefield’s Kris Westmoreland, David Hoppe and Grant Keyes represented Decision Support Management LLC in the lease up and sale. The buyer, a local investor, acquired the asset for $2.95 million, or $193 per square foot.
G Brokerage – Goral Khatta
G Bokerage just welcomed Goral Khatta as a new broker for the firm. Goral Khatta comes from a family of real estate entrepreneurs. He grew up with a family business centered around real estate investments in residential & commercial markets. He started his career working for his father and uncles, understanding the different aspects of real estate investing, then slowly transitioned into residential multifamily property management. Goral also has a business as an equities & commodities trader managing his own private fund. He has experience in real estate management, finance, and evaluating capital markets. Goral just recently acquired a real estate license in NC and decided to join the commercial real estate business as a broker specializing in leasing space.
Lincoln Harris – Johnny Harris
Johnny Harris was recognized as one of The Business Journals’ Influencers: Commercial Real Estate which spotlights 100 executives having an influence on real estate and development in their respective communities. These 100 executives represent both large, nationally recognized firms and smaller, family-owned businesses. Read more here.
MPV Properties – Bailey Patrick and Bailey Patrick Jr.
MPV) is pleased to announce the sale of a historic building in Dilworth located at 1009 East Boulevard. The building was purchased by an investor in late January for $1.625 million. The Buyer, 1009 East, LLC, has engaged DAS Architecture to do extensive
exterior and interior renovations on the 4,500 square foot building, and the p roject has already received unanimous approval from Charlotte’s Historic District Commission. 1009 East Boulevard is located near the northeast corner of East Boulevard and Dilworth Road West. Though no tenant has been announced at this time, renovations have been under way for several months. Edison Foard is the general contractor on the project. Bailey Patrick and Bailey Patrick Jr. represented the Seller in the transaction.
CRCBR’s Leadership Class offers an exclusive opportunity for members to become successful and build relationships with the goal of becoming future leaders of our organization and the commercial real estate industry. This year’s class is made of up eight participants. Here’s a little about one of them, Wes Tuttle.
Name: Wes Tuttle
Company Name: Tuttle Company
Current position/Industry Specialty: Vice President of Development / Broker
Years in the industry: 10 Years
Hometown: Rock Hill, SC
Most satisfying part of your job: The tangible aspect. Seeing the final product in person.
Last book you read or movie you’ve seen: The Martian (Book)
Favorite vacation spot: Fly fishing or skiing out West
Favorite restaurant in Charlotte: Dogwood Southern Table & Bar
Hobbies/Interests: Clemson Sports, Fly Fishing, Good Craft Beer
One thing on your bucket list: See Led Zeppelin live
If you could have lunch with anyone (living or dead) who would it be and why? Dabo Swinney, Clemson football coach. He is a great coach and even better person in general. He has been through a lot in life and I would love to hear how he got through all of that adversity and achieved all of the success he has experienced.
What you like best about CRCBR: Having the chance to network and build relationships with people in such a competitive industry, all while feeling like we are still working together and trying to reach common ground.
What else should we know about you: I recently obtained my Commercial General Contractor’s License. I live in Fort Mill with my wife Lori, daughter Mallory, and dog Tiger.
