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NAIOP, CREW Honor RE Pros

March 16, 2015 | 8:00 am ET Dees Stribling, Bisnow National

In the competition for the NAIOP SoCal Young Professionals Group's 2015 CapRock Cup, five teams presented a strategic plan for the highest and best use for a site owned by Prologis in Commerce. Teams were judged by a panel of five industry leaders. Here's the winning team: McCay Major (John Hancock Financial Services); Steven Hillgren (Wells Fargo); Jason DiRocco (Voit Real Estate Services); Taylor Arnett (CapRock Partners); Jon Pharris (CapRock Partners); Jake Loughridge (CapRock Partners); Brett Tanimoto (The Muller Co); Keith Greer (CBRE); Brad Johnson (LBA Realty); and Brent Ozenbaugh (Vantage Property Investors).

Congrats also to McCarthy Building Cos project director Holly Cindell (holding the award) who received the CREW-OC 2015 SPIRE Award in the category "Women in Commercial Real Estate." She's with Angela Kralovec (president, CREW-Orange County), Catherine Falco (co-chair, SPIRE Awards) and Karen Eddy (co-chair, SPIRE Awards).

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Related Topics: Angela Kralovec, Brad Johnson, Brent Ozenbaugh, Brett Tanimoto, CapRock Partners, Catherine Falco, CBRE, CREW OC, Holly Cindell, Jake Loughridge, Jason DiRocco, John Hancock Financial Services, Karen Eddy, Keith Greer, LBA Realty, McCay Major, NAIOP SoCal, Spire Awards, Steven Hillgren, Taylor Arnett, The Muller Co, Vantage Property Investors, Voit Real Estate Services, Wells Fargo

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