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Meet The Leaders (And Projects) Furthering North Texas’ Resilient Commercial Real Estate Market
In a year of unprecedented challenges, the Dallas-Fort Worth real estate community powered through with notable projects and deals.
By
Bianca Montes and Christine Perez
Published in
D CEO
April
2021
Portraits by Sean Berry, Headshots and Project Images Courtesy of Companies
North Texas commercial real estate players have survived some huge downturns over the years, from transformative tax-law changes to energy crises and tech busts. Those challenges pale in comparison to the pervasive COVID-19 pandemic that took hold in early 2020.
Retail stores and office buildings emptied, and with no historical frame of reference, no one knew what to expect or how to plan for the future. Local industry professionals responded in true resilient form, closing deals, developing new projects, and stepping up to support a community in need.
Meet the Finalists: Young Professionals From C&W, Strive, SRS Real Estate, HPI, Holt Lunsford Commercial, CBRE, and Woodbine Development
Seven emerging leaders share their thoughts on career strategies, mentors, how they aim to influence change, and what has them most excited about the future.
On April 28,
D CEO will reveal the winners of its 2021 Commercial Real Estate Awards program. Leading up to the big event, we’re featuring all 83 finalists (51 projects and deals and 32 professionals), one category at a time. Today, we’re sharing excerpts from interviews with seven honorees in the Emerging CRE Professional category.
Robbie Baty
Cushman & Wakefield
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