Pledging Allegiance

Trigild keeps on growing: CEO Bill Hoffman says it's formed a new venture with Charlotte-basedAllegiance Realty Corpto manage 16 Class-A and B office buildings (that's more than2M SF) throughout the Midwest and Southeast. Trigild will take over the day-to-day management of the buildings on Feb. 1 while continuingto focus on l ender fiduciary services. The firms have also joined forces to acquirecommercial office buildings valued between $10M and $50M, with Trigild concentrating on the management side and Allegiance on investments.

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