On the Move
Charles Alloway has
been appointed vice
president with the retail
services group of Grubb
& Ellis|Commercial
Florida in Tampa.
Alloway has more than 20
years of commercial real estate experience
and most recently was regional director of
real estate at the Tampa office of Armstrong
Development Properties Inc.
Alloway
Casey Babb has joined
Marcus & Millichap’s
Tampa office as a
multifamily investment
specialist. Babb
previously served in the
same capacity with NAI
Tampa Bay. He has a bachelor’s degree in
real estate and finance from Florida State
University.
Babb
Michael Ciklin
has joined the Miami
office of Studley as
an associate. Ciklin
was formerly a senior
financial analyst with
MGM Mirage and will
use his financial expertise for analyses
and lease evaluations. He has an MBA and
master’s degree in real estate from the
University of Florida.
Ciklin
Mike DiBlasi has
joined the Tampa office
of Liberty Property
Trust as a leasing
representative. DiBlasi
most recently was an
associate industrial
broker with Cushman & Wakefield. He
has a bachelor’s degree in accounting and
finance from Florida State University.
DiBlasi
Ryan Dinsdale has
joined West Palm
Beach-based NAI/
Merin Hunter Codman
as a senior commercial
associate. Dinsdale was
previously a commercial
associate with Applefield Waxman
Commercial Real Estate and owned a
title/abstracting company.
Dinsdale
Daniel Jenkins has
joined Orlando-based
C.T. Hsu + Associates
as a project manager.
Jenkins has a decade
of experience in areas
including hospitality,
commercial, judicial, institutional, sports
and recreation, and health care. He
has bachelor’s and master’s degrees in
architecture from the Savannah (GA)
College of Art and Design.
Jenkins
Jonathan Jordan
has been appointed
vice president at
Deerfield Beach-based
Sikon Construction
Co. LLC. Jordan has
more than 30 years of
commercial construction experience and
previously was project director with Jacobs
Engineering in Atlanta. He is a graduate
of the University of Florida.
Jordan
Travis Prince has been
promoted to senior
associate by Marcus &
Millichap at its Tampa
office. Prince has been
with the firm since 2006
and was instrumental in
running its student housing division. He
has extensive experience as an investment
specialist.
Prince
Bill Renje has joined
Marcus & Millichap’s
Tampa office as a
multifamily investment
specialist. Renje
previously served in the
same capacity with NAI
Tampa Bay. He has bachelor’s and master’s
degrees from the University of Illinois and
is a two-time Olympic gold medalist in US
wheelchair rugby.
Renje
NAI Tampa Bay has realigned its multifamily
division in response to the number of distressed
apartment properties that are expected to go on
the market statewide in the coming year. JOHN
BURPEE will retain the lead broker position as
division president, while Sean Lance has been
promoted to president and Brad Carter vice
president of troubled asset optimization for the
multifamily division.
“We feel this staff realignment is positive for our clients,” says
Burpee, an apartment broker in the Tampa Bay market for more
than 20 years. “Our firm was built on long-term relationships and
reducing the amount of brokers with overlapping responsibilities
brings us closer to our core group of clients.”
Burpee notes that Tampa Bay led all of Florida with 28 multifamily
transactions of properties having at least 50 units over a one-year
period ending in the third quarter. That level of transactions “is
a sign that investors maintain a favorable long-term view of the
area,” he says.
Lance adds that nearly half of those transactions are classified
as distressed. “We are currently working on assignments
throughout the state with local, regional and national lenders and
special servicers,” he says, “and feel this is going to drive our
business over the next 24 months.”—REFLA
NAI TAMPA BAY REALIGNS TO FOCUS ON DISTRESSED ASSETS
