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Complete Roster As of January 3, 2017 Michigan Commercial Alliance of REALTORS Complete Roster as of January 3, 2017 Abood, Jerome F CCIM Alkon, Lorraine J 248-760-3708 Angelo, Tom CRS GRI 281-5800 Fax................................... 248-557-1834 269-983-0011 API Commercial Alkon Associates Fax................................... 269-983-7715 340 Walbridge Dr. P.O. Box 2401 Coldwell Banker Anchor R.E. East Lansing, MI 48823 Farmington Hills, MI 48333-2998 2409 Lakeshore Dr. St. Joseph, MI 49085-1844 Abraham, Matt 616-774-3500 Alkon, Sheldon L 248-760-3708 Fax................................... 616-774-3600 Fax................................... 248-557-1834 Annett, Roy F CCIM Colliers International Alkon Associates 248-205-7827 Ext 105 Suite 1200 P.O. Box 2401 Midelem Companies 333 Bridge St. NW Farmington Hills, MI 48333-2998 45501 Helm St Grand Rapids, MI 49504-2308 Plymouth, MI 48170-6047 Allen, Nancy 810-603-0676 Abraham, Terry R GAA COMMERCIAL BOARD OF REALTORS Ansara, Mark 616-774-3500 248-937-1801 5349 Old Franklin Rd Fax................................... 616-957-4629 Nationwide Group, Inc. Gran Blanc, MI 48439-8756 Colliers International 2845 West Commerce Suite 1200 Milford, MI 48380-3211 Allen, Nancy 810-603-0676 333 Bridge St. NW Fax................................... 810-603-0677 Grand Rapids, MI 49504-2308 Achatz, Wynne E ABR CRS GRI LTG RAM COMMERCIAL BOARD OF REALTORS 810-765-8861 5349 Old Franklin Rd Arend, John 269-381-9258 Fax................................... 775-429-0712 Gran Blanc, MI 48439-8756 Fax................................... 269-381-9294 Real Estate One Westrick CENTURY 21 C. Howard 505 West Blvd Allman, Randall T 734-953-5000 1522 Gull Road Marine City, MI 48039-1578 Fax................................... 734-953-8533 Kalamazoo, MI 49048-1600 Ventura Properties, Inc. Ackerman, Roger R 616-447-9100 Ste 102 Argir, Mark L 734-741-1000 Fax................................... 616-363-0339 17800 Newburgh Rd Fax................................... 734-385-4166 Keller Williams GR North Livonia, MI 48152-3921 RE/MAX Platinum 3237 Platinum St NE 325 W. Eisenhower, Suite 200 Grand Rapids, MI 49525 Allman, Randall T SIOR Ann Arbor, MI 48103-5865 248-353-5400 Adams, Douglas C GAA CB Richard Ellis Arndt, John J 734-761-6600 616-977-9500 2000 Town Ctr Ste 500 Fax................................... 734-761-6767 Fax................................... 616-977-9501 Southfield, MI 48075-1103 Howard Hanna Adams & Associates 1898 W. Stadium Boulevard 791 Kenmoor Ave SE Ste B Amato, Nancy J CPM Ann Arbor, MI 48103-4504 Grand Rapids, MI 49546-8625 734-769-8520 Nancy J Amato CPM Arnold, Paul R CCIM Adams, Shane 810-238-8888 45133 Horseshoe Cir 248-223-4675 Fax................................... 810-238-6666 Canton, MI 48187-5040 JP Morgan Chase REMAX Select 27255 Lahser Rd, Flr2 Mdjsfd21 1320 W. Hill Rd. Amboy Jr., Gleason E CPM Southfield, MI 48034 Flint, MI 48507-4737 887-4200 First Housing Corp. Arnold, Ullrich J 248-880-9084 Adgate, Richard L 989-427-5609 Ext 104 4275 Five Oaks Drive Global Realty Group Fax................................... 989-427-4101 Lansing, MI 48911-4248 PO Box 51817 Eagle Realty Livonia, MI 48151 PO Box 27 Ameen, David L CCIM GRI Edmore, MI 48829-0027 810-732-6000 Arnsman, Bruce N 269-385-2000 Cooper Commercial Group,Ltd Fax................................... 269-385-3530 Albrecht, Gary 616-774-3500 PO Box 320500 Signature Associates Kalamazoo Fax................................... 616-774-3600 Flint, MI 48532-0009 950 Trade Center Way, Ste 140 Colliers International Portage, MI 49002-0490 Suite 1200 Ammon, Jeffrey 616-831-1703 333 Bridge St. NW Miller Johnson Arrigo, Bianca 616-458-5235 Grand Rapids, MI 49504-2308 250 Monroe Ave NW Ste 800 Fax................................... 616-458-5609 Grand Rapids, MI 49503-2283 CWD Real Estate Investment LLC Albright, Harry W CCIM Suite 630 269-343-0336 Anderson Jr., James W 734-677-4300 15 Ionia Ave SW Fax................................... 269-343-1702 Fax................................... 734-677-0001 Grand Rapids, MI 49503-4188 Allied Capital Corp James W Anderson, Jr Suzann Albright 1221 Laurel View Drive Artrip, Art 810-694-0330 11478 Osprey Landing Way Ann Arbor, MI 48105-5154 Fax................................... 810-694-0339 Fort Myers, FL 33908 Bruce Pollock & Associates Inc Anderson, Jonathan 616-366-6000 8210 S. Saginaw St. Ste #2 Alderink, Rodney L 616-776-0100 Varnum, Riddering, Schmidt Grand Blanc, MI 48439-2462 Fax................................... 616-776-0101 PO Box 352 NAI Wisinski of West Michigan Grand Rapids, MI 49501-0352 Ash, David P 616-949-6980 100 Grandville SW, Ste 100 Fax................................... 616-949-0293 Grand Rapids, MI 49503-4057 Anderson, Lars E 616-247-9600 RE/MAX SunQuest Realty North Star Commercial LLC 6255 28th St SE Aldrich, Lee ABR 660 Cascade Parkway SE Grand Rapids, MI 49546-6966 989-775-3344 Ext 307 Grand Rapids, MI 49546-4669 Fax................................... 989-775-7114 Atchu, Anmar P 269-342-8600 Ext 112 Richmar Realty Andrus, Robert O CCIM GRI Fax................................... 269-342-1949 4585 E Pickard St Ste G 734-662-1234 Hinman Company Mount Pleasant, MI 48858-2057 Fax................................... 734-662-1241 750 Trade Center Way Ste. 100 Michigan Commercial Realty Portage, MI 49002-0481 Alkateeb, Nadia GRI 2141 S. State St. Ste. A 734-459-6000 Ann Arbor, MI 48104-8101 ATKINS, TIMOTHY J GRI Fax................................... 734-454-4517 782-2996 Coldwell Banker Preferred, Rea Angell, J. Thorne 269-624-1763 Fax.......................................... 782-3688 44644 Ann Arbor Rd Ste.A Fax................................... 269-679-5490 ERA REARDON REALTY, L.L.C. Plymouth, MI 48170-4093 L. M. Angell, Co. 910 N WEST AVE 82408 Waldron Dr. JACKSON, MI 49202-3269 Alkema, Steven H 269-388-8178 Ext 105 Lawton, MI 49065-9479 Fax................................... 269-388-8199 Atwater, C. Chris CCIM Trident Realty, Inc. 616-233-8019 4525 W. Main Street Fax................................... 616-890-1506 Kalamazoo, MI 49006-2604 Michigan Commercial Space Advi Suite 509B 161 Ottawa Ave NW Grand Rapids, MI 49503-2713 1 Michigan Commercial Alliance of REALTORS Complete Roster as of January 3, 2017 Audia, Darren F GRI Balgoyen, Jeff 616-443-4026 Bastien, Tami L CPM 248-359-9000 Resource Solutions Envrionment 248-228-8809 Insite Commercial 348 Waverly Road KMG Prestige Inc. 1111 W Oakley Park Rd Ste 220 Holland, MI 49423 24901 Northwestern Hwy Ste 200 Commerce Township, MI 48390-1252 Southfield, MI 48075-2205 Balgoyen, Jeff M 616-392-6010 Audu, Gabriel 616-774-3500 Fax........................................ 616-0 - Baughman, David N 616-235-0900 Fax................................... 616-774-3600 Equity Resource Environmental Fax................................... 616-235-8515 Colliers International 5792 One Hundred Forty-Thi Ave Signature Associates Suite 1200 Holland, MI 49422 Suite 220 333 Bridge St. NW 1188 East Paris Ave. SE Grand Rapids, MI 49504-2308 Ballard, Kathleen Mae A 248-623-6030 Grand Rapids, MI 49546-5320 Independent Broker Network Aukeman, William R 616-669-7673 Ste D Baxter, Melinda J CPM Fax................................... 616-669-7683 6060 Dixie Hwy 419-290-6796 Butterworth Real-Estate Group Clarkston, MI 48346-3476 Related Management 3672 Chicago Drive 4201 Clegg Rd Hudsonville, MI 49426 Bamm, Kyle R 734-663-0501 Lambertville, MI 48144-9739 Fax................................... 734-663-0316 Austin, Sheila A CPM Swisher Commercial Bazzani, Guy L GRI 248-763-1441 208 E Washington St 616-774-2002 Sheila A Austin CPM Ann Arbor, MI 48104-2043 Fax................................... 616-774-0606 30650 Bruce Ln Bazzani Associates Franklin, MI 48025-1554 Banks, Eric D 248-399-9999 959 Wealthy St. SE #1 CORE Partners Grand Rapids, MI 49506-2519 Avery, John 241-0011 320 Martin St Ste 140 Michigan Econ. Developers Asso Birmingham, MI 48009-1486 Bazzy, Nazeh 248-374-7700 PO Box 15096 Fax................................... 248-374-7705 Lansing, MI 48901-5096 Banyai, Joseph M CCIM SIOR Re/Max Dream Properties 248-948-9000 130 Main Centre Baar, Coleman K 616-920-0477 Fax................................... 248-948-9015 Northville, MI 48167-1562 Neighbors Development, LLC Signature Associates 665 Kellogg St. SE 1 Towne Sq Ste 1200 Beall, Badger H CRS GRI RNMI Grand Rapids, MI 49503 Southfield, MI 48076-3708 989-631-7000 Ext 216 Ayre/Rhinehart-Auburn Badaluco, James M SIOR Barbone, Anthony E 248-360-2900 4809 Jefferson Ave 616-776-0100 Fax................................... 248-406-2901 Midland, MI 48640-2905 Fax................................... 616-776-0101 Keller Williams Rlty-Comm NAI Wisinski of West Michigan 2730 Union Lake Road Beamer, Sharlotte B CCIM GRI CIREI RAM 100 Grandville SW, Ste 100 Commerce Township, MI 48382-3500 810-694-5110 Grand Rapids, MI 49503-4057 Fax................................... 810-694-5115 Barker, Clio A CPM Real Estate One Beamer & Assoc Bailey-Bristol, Sandra L SRES 313-359-5500 12809 S. Saginaw, P.O. Box 264 699-2150 Ext 23 Associated Management Grand Blanc, MI 48480-0264 Fax.......................................... 699-1830 19855 Outer Dr Ste 107E Preview Properties.com Dearborn, MI 48124-2028 Bean, Lawrence GRI 1995 N. Cedar St., Ste. 4 989-773-5972 Ext 244 Holt, MI 48842-6330 Barnes, Jay R 239-405-5581 Fax................................... 989-773-2197 Synergy Properties Coldwell Banker Mt. Pleasant Baja, Bruce D 248-948-9000 300 Ionia Ave SW, Ste 200 304 E Broadway St Fax................................... 248-948-9015 Grand Rapids, MI 49503-4154 Mount
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