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Asset manager of 2.3 million SF portfolio of value-added office, medical office, flex and industrial properties located primarily in the Greater Boston market, as well as suburban Philadelphia and Colorado. Optimize property cash flows and asset value by successfully directing a team of commercial brokers, property managers, and property accountants . Lease select assets on a direct basis by interfacing/negotiating directly with the tenant or tenant's broker. Determine quarterly distribution amounts and reserves for each asset. Have led the successful execution of investment strategies ranging from leasing to redevelopment/repositioning of the physical asset itself, as well as the successful execution of four dispositions in three states. In addition to 100% owned investments, responsible for the management five joint ventures (GP and LP positions).

Asset manager of 4.5 million SF portfolio of office, industrial, and multifamily institutional real estate in multiple markets across the United States for 2009 and 2010. Negotiated 1.5 million square feet of completed lease transactions. Responsibilities included the selection and management of brokerage teams and property management staff, management of capital projects, and the creation of budgets and quarterly financial reports.Acquisitions Associate in 2008 amidst changing market conditions. Responsible for the underwriting and due diligence of office, industrial, and multifamily institutional real estate in multiple markets across the United States.

After graduating from the MIT Center for Real Estate in 2006, sourced and underwrote development and value-added multifamily and mixed-use investment opportunities for Archstone-Smith in the New England region. Participated integrally in the placement of $150 million of real estate capital in CY2007. Participated in the development management of two downtown residential towers under construction, a suburban garden-style community in lease-up, and a suburban development site in permitting. Archstone-Smith, a public REIT, was taken private in 2007.

Provided underwriting, financial analysis, and valuation of $3 billion of institutional-grade real estate transactions, ranging in individual asset value from $3 million to $350 million, for the firm's top producing investment sales team in the United States. Asset classes included downtown and suburban office, grocery-anchored retail, industrial, multifamily, and condominium. Also responsible for the coordination of the due diligence process.

Provided underwriting, financial analysis, and valuation of $100 million of institutional-grade real estate transactions consisting of office, industrial, and multifamily assets. Maintained market research database and coordinated the due diligence process. Insignia ESG was acquired in 2003 by CBRE.