Bradford quietly has taken leasing and management keys to two million sf in the metroplex since Bernard Deaton became managing partner in the firm. Deaton says he's on track to hit the five-million-sf goal that he set when he joined Bradford.
Bradford's newest pickups, which include 394,607 sf from Woodland Hills, CA-based Adler Realty Investments Inc., are a sign of the times in fast-paced flurry of recent assignment changes, all mostly Dallas stock. The motives for the moves are the same as always.
"The ownership changes and has different expectations and relationships or the second alternative is the listing becomes stale and the ownership chooses to move the business," says Kevin J. Santaularia, Bradford's president and CEO, who built a stronghold of third-party industrial assignments and brought Deaton on board to do the same for the office group. And, the latest wins are a mix of both.
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