It's the Most Dobbins Time of the Year

It's not yet Thanksgiving, but  Dobbins Group  already has a holiday party under its belt. (No, we don't mean Mexican Revolution Day, but a happy and healthy one to all celebrating today.) Dobbins' Tricia Haddon hosted Zifkin Realty's Todd Cabanban, Helios Realty's Mary Pat Kissane, and Next Realty's Barry Schain at the firm's office for cocktails last night. Todd said he's looking for tenants for a new space at 95th and Western in the  Beverly neighborhood, so let him know if you need 16k-SF of office or 8k-SF of retail.

 

As children nestled all snug in their bed,

"Let's photograph industrial folks" is what we said.

Here's Dave Prioletti, a star for CB

And Alyssa Helgesen, from Circle Realty

At right Darwin Realty's George Cibula.

How's realty on the Galapagos? (our bad sense of humor).

Alyssa's landed a 60k-SF receivership portfolio.

Which would've rhymed nice if she worked for HF Fenoglio.

Then, the party ended. What a sad, sad close to the day.

What's that? Christmas is still a month away?

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