We realized that people are made to wear name tags at these types of events, so the Tom Hanks of the world know who to model themselves after. We snapped Corrigan Properties' Leo Corrigan III and David Corrigan, WJH Co's Walt Humann, and KDC's Steve Van Amburgh before the NTCAR 2011 Hall of Fame induction and reunion Thursday at Brook Hollow Golf Club. Leo and David accepted a Hall of Fame award for their dad, Leo Jr. of Corrigan Properties, who was too ill to attend. Walt was presented the Lifetime Achievement Award and Steve was also named to the Hall of Fame. | |
| In what could be the NTCAR Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame holiday card, we gathered the members who were present for the fete. The Hall of Fame was established in 1987 to honor CRE pros who have significantly affected and supported the brokerage community in DFW. HSM?s Darrell Hurmis—co-chairman of the Hall of Fame committee—says the 2011 inductees, Leo and Steve, ?epitomize what we all strive to be: smart, innovative business leaders.? Known as the Father of DART, Walt?s civic and cultural accomplishments exceed even his considerable business accolades, says HSM?s Robert Grunnah, also an event co-chairman. | |
| CRE rock stars: Barbara and Wayne Swearingen—prez of Barclay Commercial Group, Carlisle Property Co's John Pearcy, Champion founder Jeff Swope, and Jackson Shaw chairman/CEO Lewis Shaw(standing). If this photo isn't worth 1,000 words, then come hear Jeff who is speaking at Bisnow's Second Annual Real Estate Summit May 16 at the Westin Galleria. (Sign up here!) He serves on the Piedmont Office Realty Trust board of directors and has been responsible for the acquisition, development, financing, leasing, and asset management of 50M SF of office, industrial, and retail space valued at $3B for Champion. | |
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