Five Trammell Crow Leaders Form Own Firm
R. Michelle Breyer Cox News Service, THE JOURNAL RECORD
AUSTIN -- The leaders of Austin's biggest commercial real estate company -- including its regional president -- will leave the company March 1 with plans to start their own firm.
Bryce Miller, Jeff Newberg, Andy Pastor, David Roche and Kirk Rudy -- five of the seven principals at Trammell Crow's Austin office -- plan to start an as-yet-unnamed real estate development and acquisition company specializing in retail, office and industrial properties.
Trammell Crow principal Stan Erwin, who has been with the company for 14 years, will take over as Austin city leader. "We're in great hands," said Trammell Crow Chairman J. McDonald Williams, who was in Austin Monday. …
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Article title: Five Trammell Crow Leaders Form Own Firm.
Contributors: R. Michelle Breyer Cox News Service - Author.
Newspaper title: THE JOURNAL RECORD.
Publication date: January 29, 1999.
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