Integra Realty Resources Expands By Consolidating

Integra Realty Resources (IRR) executive director Charles Bissell (here with senior managing director Mark Lamb) fills us in on some terrific changes at the nation’s largest independent commercial real estate valuation and consulting firm. As of April 1, Integra merged ownership of four offices—Tulsa, Austin, Dallas, and Fort Worth—into one operating entity. Ten new partners were named as well. The opening of an Oklahoma City office soon followed on July 1. IRR has brought on a new director of business development, Lauri Conway-Johnson, to grow the five offices. Lauri previously worked for IRR Dallas as a commercial analyst and for Behringer Harvard REIT as an asset manager and director of due diligence. Upcoming: increasing Integra’s property-tax-related business. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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