Real Estate Pros Rocked ('N' Rolled) The Half Marathon This Weekend

Courtesy of Ally and Camron Price

Lace your running shoes because the Rock 'N’ Roll Half Marathon made its way to Dallas over the weekend. Younger Partners' Ally Price (pictured with husband Camron) can now add marathon runner to her résumé. Ally’s pace was 9:50/mile, particularly impressive since it was her first half marathon ever. (She tells us that she only cried twice.) Off the track, Ally recently closed deals with Laird Plastics (16k SF at Atrium at Campus Circle) and SilverXis (4k SF at the Offices at Cimmaron Trail).

Courtesy of Tanja Ivandic

Younger Partners' Tanja Ivandic came in 110th of over 9,500 participants, and she wasn't even really trying. She's training for a full marathon (Belgrade Marathon, which is only 25 days out), so she took this as training...she ran to the race, ran the course, and then ran home, for a total of 20 miles. Still, she clocked a speedy 6:52 pace. She tells us it was a fun race and such a beautiful day to run in.

Did you run in the half marathon this weekend too? Let us know and send your photos to nicholas.page@bisnow.com. On your mark, get set, go!

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