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Capital Telecom Client List CAPITAL TELECOM CLIENT LIST Retailers REIT / Commercial Developers Industrial/Trucking A&P/Pathmark Acadia Realty Trust A & R Logistics Celebration Cinemas Prologis (formerly AMB Property) A. Duie Pyle Giant Basser Kauffman Access America Transport Go Mini Storage Brandywine Realty Trust Alco Transportation Home Depot CBL Properties Allen Distribution Home Depot Canada Centro Properties Allied Systems Hughes Properties Cerruzzi Properties Ameri Cold Logistics Kimco Cinemark Ancon Marine Krogers Developers Diversified Andrews Logistics Inc Lerner Heidenberg Properties Dorado Development Co. Andrews Trucking Menards Eagle Group BeavEx Inc PFJ Truckstops & Stores Edgewood Properties Beeman Trucking Co. Truckstops of America Equity One Benton Global/Benton Express Shoprite Federal Realty Best Overnite Express Stewarts Shops Feldman Properties Bowman Trailer Leasing Stop & Shop / Giant Floral Management Bridge Terminal Transport Sonic Homewood Hotels Brown Integrated Logistics Inland Management Buske Lines Inland Western Property Bulk Transportation Corp Interstate Properties Bulkmatic Transport Company Kite Properties C&K Trucking Lamar Calhoun Truck Lines MCB Real Estate Cassara Dialysis Centers Merchants Metals Inc Celadon Trucking Inc. MFI Central Freight Lines Moreland Development Centurion Auto Logistics O'Neill Properties Commercial Warehousing Inc Paragon Realty Group, LLC ContainerPort Group Pegasus Group Property Crete Carriers Inc. Petrucci Cryogenic Transportation Ramco CWC Logistics RD Properties DATS Trucking Inc. Regency Centers Dayton Freight Lines Inc SDI Reality LTD. DCL Management Simply Self Storage Derrel's Mini Storage Southeast Centers DM Bowman Southern Self Storage Dohrn Transfer Stavola Properties Dorado Development Co. Sterling Properties Strathmore Development THF Realty Urstadt Biddle Properties USA Properties Willner Realty & Development Co. CAPITAL TELECOM CLIENT LIST Retailers REIT / Commercial Developers Industrial Landlords Dunavant Logistics Dupré Logistics, LLC (Dupre Trucking) Eagle Transport Corp Empire Truck Lines FFE Transportation Inc. First Industrial Flexi-Van FLS Transportation Gaines Motor Lines Getty Realty Giaquinto Associates Hapag-Lloyd America Inc HB Rentals Heartland Express Hercules Forwarding Inc Hunter Truck Sales Interstate Distributor Co K Line America, Inc. Keen Transport Inc. Knight Transportation Lakeville Motor Express Lineage Logistics Litmark Inc Marine Transport Matheson Fast Freight Inc McCollister's Transportation Group, IncMcKinney Trailers & Containers Midwest Motor Express Miller Transporters, Inc. Moran Transportation Mountain Valley Express National Freight Industries National Retail System Nebraska Transportation Co NewMark Merrill NorthAmerican Terminals North Park Transportation Northern Tool and Equipment Oak Harbor Freight Lines, Inc OmniTrax Pantheon Properties CAPITAL TELECOM CLIENT LIST Retailers REIT / Commercial Developers Industrial Landlords OmniTrax Pantheon Properties Panther Expedited Panther Expedited Services PennCap Properties Performance Food Group Personal Attention Leasing Inc Pilot Freight Services Pitt Ohio Port City Transport Qualawash R&L Carriers Rexford Roadlink Roadrunner Bullet Network RoadTex RoadTex Romark Logistics Saddle Creek Corporation Sampson Morris Saturn Freight Systems Seagis Property Group Snider Fleet Solutions Sodon Electric Southeast Centers Sterling Crane Stone Trucking and Logistics Strathmore Development Swift Trucking TA Petro Teal’s Express Tennessee Commercial Warehouse The Dependable Companies TP Freight Lines Transport Corporate of America (SouthVenture Cal Logistics Transport) CAPITAL TELECOM CLIENT LIST .
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