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LUKE HUDSON SPECIALIZATION Principal INDUSTRIAL BROKERAGE ORANGE, CALIFORNIA PROFILE Luke is a Principal at Lee & Associates – Orange, Inc. He specializes in working with industrial building buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants and investors in North Orange County and the surrounding submarkets. Luke’s work ethic, trustworthiness and love for helping others are what make him a top producer at Lee & Associates’ Orange office. He remains committed to his clients and doing what’s best for them. Prior to joining Lee & Associates, Luke was a Major League Baseball pitcher. Years of working his O 714.647.9100 way up the baseball system trained him well in the importance of hard work and commitment. D 714.564.7154 The competitiveness and drive that propelled his baseball career are also what make him so C 714.614.2522 valuable to his clients. Additionally, Luke has established a solid reputation amongst competing F 714.543.5285 brokers that enables him to get deals done for his clients and obtain market intelligence before most other brokers are aware. [email protected] LeeOrange.com Throughout both careers, the one thing Luke prides himself most on is his integrity. Clients 1004 W. Taft Avenue, Suite 150 never have to doubt his motives. He simply wants what’s best for those who are trusting him Orange, California 92865 with their business. DRE ID: 01870037 EXPERIENCE • 2008 to present: Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services, Inc. - Orange PARTIAL CLIENT LIST f Universal Metals f California Bank & Trust f Continental Industries EDUCATION/AFFILIATIONS f Able Wire, EDM • University of Tennessee, Knoxville f Hand & Nail Harmony Bachelor of Science (Business Administration) f Puma Cycles • 1998 - 2008 f Kona Cleaners - Drafted in the Fourth Round of Amateur Draft by Colorado Rockies f California Gate - Minor League Baseball Player with Colorado Rockies f Al Con Metals - Major Leagues with Cincinnati Reds f Tri-Star Construction - Major Leagues with Kansas City Royals f VND Clothing f Grips Athletics • California Department of Real Estate, Licensed Agent f Peach State Roofing • Member of Association of Industrial Real Estate Association (AIR) f Barr Commercial Door LOCAL EXPERTISE. INTERNATIONAL REACH. WORLD CLASS..

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Specializing in INDUSTRIAL Brokerage PROFILE Luke is a Principal at Lee & Associates – Orange, Inc. He specializes in working with industrial building buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants and investors in North Orange County and the surrounding submarkets. Luke’s work ethic, trustworthiness and love for helping others are what make him a top producer at Lee & Associates’ Orange office. He remains committed to his clients and doing what’s best for them. Prior to joining Lee & Associates, Luke was a Major League Baseball pitcher. Years of working his way up the baseball system trained him well in the importance of Luke Hudson hard work and commitment. The competitiveness and drive that propelled his Principal License ID #01870037 baseball career are also what make him so valuable to his clients. Additionally, Luke office 714.564.7154 has established a solid reputation amongst competing brokers that enables him to cell 714.614.2522 get deals done for his clients and obtain market intelligence before most other fax 714.543.5285 brokers are aware. [email protected] Throughout both careers, the one thing Luke prides himself most on is his 1004 W. Taft Ave., Suite 150 integrity. Clients never have to doubt his motives. He simply wants what’s best for Orange, California 92865 those who are trusting him with their business. PARTIAL CLIENT LIST PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Universal Metals Associate of the Quarter, Lee & Associates (Q1-Q4, 2011) California Bank & Trust Partner, Lee & Associates (2012) Continental Industries Over 800,000 SF
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