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Posted: November 1, 2012
Reese joins O,R&L Commercial as commercial associate
O,R&L Commercial has hired Dale Reese, CCIM, CPM, as commercial associate. Reese has 25 years of commercial real estate experience. Reese has been directly involved in the acquisition, disposition, management and leasing of over 65 properties comprising 8 million s/f with an aggregate value of $800 million. Reese has experience in office, industrial, retail and multi-family asset types and 4 CBD office towers. As a leasing and investment sales broker at OR&L, Reese is responsible for the overall delivery of real estate services to a regional and local client base. Reese specializes in investment sales and tenant representation for office, industrial and retail properties.
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