Shea Meddin Heads to Cushman & Wakefield

Up-and-coming young gun broker Shea Meddin is headed to one of Atlanta's big shops. We chatted with Shea (here with his wife Christina on a recent trip to Machu Picchu) after he just left Ackerman & Co for a director's post at Cushman & Wakefield in Atlanta. Shea tells us he plans to focus on office tenant rep and will continue to handle a handful of select intown investment sales.

Most recently (while at Ackerman), Shea helped HowStuffWorks lease 10k SF at Ponce City Market and sold Glenwood Park Retail, a seven-building 48,500 SF shopping center, to Coro Realty Advisors for $11M. While that shopping center name may elude you, it's famed eatery tenants probably don't: Gunshow and The Shed.

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