GRUBB GIVES BACK

On Thursday, Ted Geary, Mark Coelho, Paul Delaney, Tyler Ewing, and John Coakley joined a CBA Future Leaders crew to clean up Caritas Communities houses in Wakefield where people with personal or income issues can find affordable housing. John says every spring and fall, some Grubb & Ellis folks paint, garden, clean as a way to give back, spend time with colleagues, and meet friends in the CRE community. ?In our industry you can do well and it doesn?t take a huge amount to help people who don't have resources.?

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