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Texas People & Companies, April 12, 2024
- Garrett Thomas has joined Cushman & Wakefield as Director, Industrial Brokerage, in Houston. Garrett is the 13th brokerage professional to join Cushman & Wakefield in Houston in the past 14 months. In the past four years, he’s completed industrial and land transactions valued at more than $135 million. He is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin where he played football for the Texas Longhorns and was a member of the Dallas Cowboys.
- SRS Real Estate Partners announced that Rose Meza has joined its Dallas-Fort Worth office as a Senior Vice President focused on retail landlord and tenant representation. Meza brings more than a decade of real estate experience, including working with retail tenants as well as national and regional owners, such as Washington Prime, Lionstone Investments, The Stainback Group and Weber & Co. Meza has received numerous accolades in her career, including being recognized as a D CEO Power Broker and a JLL RISE-ing Star.
- Carleton Companies hired Tasha Krawiec as the President and CEO of Carleton’s Property management company, Carleton Management Services, where she will oversee all aspects of the property management company. Krawiec previously worked as Senior Vice President at Indio Management where she was responsible for all aspects of the property management operations including operations, facilities, marketing, training, support, revenue management and new business development.
- The Dinerstein Companies announces that effective immediately, Clay Hicks assumes the role of Chief Administrative Officer. Additionally, The Dinerstein Companies is pleased to elevate Aryne Bailey and Crystal Jackson to the positions of Executive Vice Presidents of TDC Management Company. Together, Bailey and Jackson will jointly oversee the day-to-day operations of TDC’s diverse portfolio across the country, with Bailey focusing on student housing and Jackson on conventional and build-to-rent properties.
- National New Markets Fund LLC (“NNMF”) has invested $17.5 million of its New Markets Tax Credit allocation for the expansion of global food supplier Rich Products’ Brownsville, TX manufacturing facility. The cumulative impact of NNMF’s investment will result in the creation of 132 full-time jobs, 70% of which will be filled by minority individuals. Rich’s Brownsville, TX plant produces frozen seafood and appetizer products. NNMF’s allocation will fund the acquisition of new equipment as part of the plant’s 150k sf expansion.
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