Grubb and Ellis News

The Parsippany office for real estate company NAI James E. Hanson has two new members of its leadership team.

Hocker, who was previously a senior vice president at Grubb & Ellis, has more than 40 years experience in Dallas-Fort Worth commercial real estate.

All told, five new executives have joined the Central Texas Region of Transwestern, which is headquartered in San Antonio.

Ray Hayhurst and Steven Tanner have joined some of their former colleagues up the road at Cushman & Wakefield of Florida Inc.

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The former Charleston arm of the fallen commercial real estate giant Grubb & Ellis expects to expand into Columbia and Greenville under a new relationship with a Canadian company.

For the second time in two years, Ed Del Beccaro has taken the helms of managing another East Bay commercial brokerage firm.

Crowder brings nearly three decades of commercial real estate experience to Avison Young.

Senior Vice President Lee Wagner has joined Site Selection Group LLC as a partner of the Dallas-based location advisory and economic incentive firm.

New Mexico independent contractor for more than a decade. Dallas-based Miller is among the largest independent brokerages in Texas and Stoes' franchise includes El Paso, a market that is growing faster than Las Cruces currently.

New senior vice president hires include San Francisco tech specialist Jeff Moeller and high profile East Bay broker John Dolby , who spent years with Shorenstein Properties, where he headed up leasing for City Center in downtown Oakland.

When it comes to renting Class A office space, the Triangle region is still among the cheapest metro areas in the country for businesses to operate.

The vast majority of the real estate professionals and nearly all the transactional brokers that were working in the Manhattan office of commercial real estate firm Grubb & Ellis in the months before BGC Partners merged it into Newmark Grubb Knight Frank have not gone to Newmark, an analysis by The Real Deal shows .

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The insurer renewed its lease on roughly 148,000 square feet, which is a little less than the 165,000 square feet it had occupied at the building at 508-510 Walnut St.

Most local brokers with Grubb & Ellis Co. have landed at other companies after the commercial real estate brokerage sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, writes Sacramento Business Journal reporter Kelly Johnson in this week's print edition.