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It’s Time For Musical Chairs!

January 8, 2014/in News/by SFOBA STAFF

Round and round they go, where they’ll stop, well…we think WE know.

Seems to be the season for the first round of the year of Broker Musical Chairs, and we have quite a list of players.

Jonathan Guffey

Jonathan Guffey

Jonathan Guffey has been named Director of Leasing at Liberty Property Trust , effective January 1st.  Guffey previously served as Commercial Sales Associate at Jones Lang LaSalle, assisting Alice Lucia and Peter Sheridan since September, 2011.

Bill Kahn

Bill Kahn

In addition to Jonathan’s new role, it looks like NAI Merin Hunter Codman will be filling another seat.  Bill Kahn has parted ways with Butters and is now serving as Director of Leasing with MHC.  Kahn has been serving the South Florida commercial real estate market for over two decades. He held the position of Senior Vice President for Butters Realty and Management where his focus included tenant representation. Prior to joining Butters, Mr. Kahn held executive level positions dealing with distressed assets/dispositions and national tenant representation, for such prestigious firms as MassMutual and Equis.

Steve O'Hara

Steve O’Hara

The seat at NAI Merin Hunter Codman was vacated by Steve O’Hara, who is now affiliated with Mohr Partners, Inc.  According to its website, Mohr Partners, Inc. is one of the largest, exclusive tenant-only real estate advisory firms in the U.S. providing corporate services globally. Steve served as a managing director with NAI Merin Hunter Codman since April, 2010 after 10 years as first vice president with CBRE.  At MHC, Steve spearheaded the continuing expansion of the company’s efforts in regards to office and industrial landlord services.

Tags: alice lucia, bill kahn, jonathan guffey, jones lang lasalle, liberty property trust, nai merin hunter codman, peter sheridan, slider, steve o'hara
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