Physically, Sweitzer and Bozich will be staying put; as theywill take over TCC's fully-furnished digs in the Go By Streetcarbuilding at 1015 NW 11th Ave. Sweitzer owns the 1,200-sf officespace in the "condo-ized" building and since February has beenleasing it to TCC.

Sweitzer and Bozich tell GlobeSt.com that every account thatthey had at TCC--which is every account they brought with them tothe company in the late 1990s--is coming with them to Urban Works.They include Starbucks, Subway, Paper Zone, Banner Bank andlandlord listings like Hoyt Street Properties, one of the PearlDistrict's largest mixed-use developers. "Trammel Crow isn'ttraditionally a national retail company and so there really were noconflicts with us leaving," Sweitzer tells GlobeSt.com.

In July, TCC's Portland Managing Director Chris Nelson left thecompany to start his own development company and was followed amonth later by Jeff Sackett, TCC's VP of development. The duo setup shop just down the hall from their not-so-old offices in the GoBy Streetcar building.

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