Trammell Crow Co. Adds Three to Industrial Division

AUSTIN-Trammell Crow Co. has added three employees to its industrial division, including the selection of a new property manager with 10 years' experience in commercial property management.

By Connie Gore | September 20, 2000 at 01:01 AM

Troy MacMane, who has five years' experience in commercial real estate, will join the team as a senior associate. MacMane, a former employee of CB Richard Ellis in Houston, specializes in leasing, acquisition, disposition and construction, with a focus on warehouse/distribution, office/service centers and land sites.

And Brian Liverman has been selected as an associate, previously serving as a marketing intern during which he coordinated a citywide real estate database for industrial buildings in Austin.

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