FROM ONE REIT TO ANOTHER

Another COPT industrial building has sold: Denver-based Industrial Income Trust bought White Marsh's 219k SF 10001 Franklin Square Drive, which takes up 12 acres and comes with another 13 that can handle a 220k SF building. Cushman & Wakefield's Cris Abramson, Brian Kruger, Nick Signor, Michael Elardo, and Chris Wright repped COPT.
Cushman staffers also transfered some food recently, helping the Maryland Food Bank pack 16,184 pounds (12,449 meals) the day they were there, 3,000 pounds above C&W's record. You've got the good Will Hunting and his 12 brothers beat if you can repeat these names without looking: Rich Thomas, Jon Casella, Chris Wright,Jared Ross, Whitney Nye, Ben Meisels, Nick, Jackie Hamilton,Tim Jackson, Karen Cherry, Courtenay Jenkins, Courtenay's daughter and her friend, Michael, Brian, Kyle Durkee, Danielle Schline, Hayes Merkert, and the retired-but-still-has-a-big-heart Bob Millhauser. And these were just some of the C&W-ers there.

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