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KeyPoint Partners to manage/lease 475,000 s/f Crossings at Fox Run

KeyPoint Partners, LLC has been awarded the property management and exclusive retail leasing contracts for The Crossings at Fox Run, a 475,000 s/f power center. Heitman LLC awarded the contracts. KeyPoint Ptrs. competed against international and regional companies for the assignment, and was chosen from among five finalists, according to Bob Lemons, managing partner at the firm. "Our presentation highlighted the unique quality of our services, our deep knowledge of the regional retail market, and the strength of our teamwork," Lemons said. The Crossings at Fox Run, adjacent to the Fox Run Mall, is located on Woodbury Ave. at Gosling Rd. Tenants include Kohl's, Best Buy, Dick's Sporting Goods, Barnes & Noble, Old Navy, Staples, Jared the Galleria of Jewelry, Michael's, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and Cold Stone Creamery, among many others, and the center includes a 15-screen, stadium seating, surround-sound Regal Cinema. Vice president Alicia Busconi and property manager Rachel Cormier will head the property management team, and vice president Don Mace and leasing associate David Hough will handle leasing, supported by the KeyPoint Ptrs. retail research and marketing teams.
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