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Largest Indianapolis-Area Commercial Property Management Largest Indianapolis-Area Commercial Property Management Firms (Ranked by gross leasable area managed locally (1)) LOCAL FTE: BROKERS / PERCENT: LOCAL PROPERTIES AGENTS PROPERTY RANK FIRM GLA MANAGED:(1) OFFICE MANAGED HEAD(S) OF LOCAL EMPLOYEES: OWNERSHIP: ESTAB. 2013 ADDRESS LOCALLY RETAIL LARGEST INDIANAPOLIS-AREA % OF SPACE OPERATIONS, TITLE(S) PROPERTY MGT. % INDIANA LOCALLY rank TELEPHONE / FAX / WEBSITE NATIONALLY INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES MANAGED OWNED BY FIRM LOCAL DIRECTOR(S) TOTAL % OTHER HQ CITY Cassidy Turley 32.9 million 30 Keystone at the Crossing, 308 Jeffrey L. Henry, 29 24 1918 One American Square, Suite 1300, 46282 400.0 million 4 The Precedent Office Park, 0 regional managing principal 145 76 Washington, 1 (317) 634-6363 / fax (317) 639-0504 / cassidyturley.com 66 OneAmerica Tower Timothy J. Michel 209 D.C. 1 Duke Realty Corp. 27.5 million 22 AllPoints Midwest Bldg. 1, 164 Keith Konkoli, Charlie Podell, 9 94 1972 600 E. 96th St., Suite 100, 46240 15.3 million 0 AllPoints Midwest Bldg. 3, 91 SVPs; Jeff Stone, VP 18 6 Indianapolis 2 (317) 808-6000 / fax (317) 808-6650 / dukerealty.com 78 AllPoints at Anson Bldg. 1 Chris Yeakey, Ryan Rothacker 360 2 Cushman & Wakefield/Summit Realty Group (2) 10.2 million 20 BMO PLaza, 58 Matt Langfeldt, Brian Zurawski, DND DND 1993 241 N. Pennsylvania St, Suite 300, 46204 DND 1 ISTA Center, DND managing partners 23 DND Indianapolis 3 (317) 713-2100 / fax (317) 713-2103 / summitrealtygroup.com 79 One and Two Penn Mark Kenneth M. Petruska DND 3 Simon Property Group Inc. 7.0 million 1 Castleton Square, 13 David E. Simon, DND 99 1960 225 W. Washington St., 46204 238.7 million 99 Greenwood Park Mall, 99 chairman, CEO DND 1 Indianapolis 4 (317) 636-1600 / fax (317) 685-7270 / simon.com 0 Circle Centre David Johnson 1,100 4 Hokanson Cos. Inc. 6.3 million 100 Barnes & Thornburg building, 323 Stephen P. Hokanson, DND 85 1938 201 W. 103rd St., Suite 400, 46290 DND 0 Methodist Professional Center 2, 0 president, CEO DND 15 Indianapolis 5 (317) 633-6300 / fax (317) 633-8070 / hokansoninc.com 0 Lake Pointe Center III & IV Sandra K. Griffith DND 6 Prologis 5.1 million 0 715 AirTech Parkway, DND Jon Sorg, DND DND 1994 8102 Zionsville Road, 46268 DND 0 281 AirTech Parkway, DND market officer VP DND DND Denver 6 (317) 228-6200 / fax (317) 228-6201 / prologis.com 100 5300 Performance Way Susan Harvey DND 5 First Industrial Realty Trust Inc. 3.6 million 0 2900 N. Shadeland Ave., 35 Daniel Meador, 1 DND 1994 1425 Sadlier Circle W. Drive, 46239 65.0 million 0 7901 W. 21st St., 100 regional director/market leader 3 DND Chicago 7 (317) 351-9330 / fax (317) 351-1777 / firstindustrial.com 100 6555 E. 30th St. Kelli Nicoloff 7 8 Citimark Management Co. Inc. 3.0 million 30 Northeast Business Center, 50 Bill Carlstedt, DND DND 1982 8604 Allisonville Road, Suite 250, 46250 DND 30 Castle Creek Office Park, 40 president DND DND Indianapolis 8 (317) 577-7900 / fax (317) 577-7910 / citimarkinc.com 40 Waterfront Office Park Kurt Kreilein DND 16 REI Real Estate Services LLC 2.8 million 92 300 North Meridian Street, 26 Michael W. Wells, 1 100 1995 11711 N. Pennsylvania St., Suite 200, Carmel 46032 DND 2 NCAA headquarters, 32 president 40 0 Carmel 9 (317) 573-6050 / fax (317) 573-6055 / reirealestate.com 6 MISO Tina M. Shute 65 11 Sitehawk Property Management Services 2.5 million 4 Southport Commons, 53 M. Perlstein, S. Gray, 15 50 1982 8500 Keystone Crossing, Suite 170, 46240 0 96 Keystone Plaza, 0 S. Delaney, L. Davis, 10 50 Indianapolis 10 (317) 844-5313 / fax (317) 574-3135 / sitehawkmanagement.com 0 Brownsburg Square principals 26 12 Lisa Held Sandor Development Co. 2.4 million DND College Park, DND David Eskenazi, DND DND 1963 10689 N. Pennsylvania St., 46280 DND DND Lafayette Place, DND president, Indpls. division DND DND Indianapolis 11 (317) 925-9011 / fax (317) 927-0725 / sandordev.com DND Indy Pavilions Tom Siffermann, Gordon Dowrey DND 6 The Broadbent Co. 2.3 million 1 Greenwood Place, 26 John A. Stuckey, 9 100 1972 117 E. Washington St., Suite 300, 46204 2.9 million 99 Greyhound Plaza, 100 EVP, property management 6 0 Indianapolis 12 (317) 237-2900 / fax (317) 237-2916 / broadbentcompany.com 0 Castleton Plaza DND 73 9 Kite Realty Group Trust 2.2 million 14 Glendale Town Center, 19 John A. Kite, DND DND 1960 30 S. Meridian St., Suite 1100, 46204 DND 86 Traders Point I & II, 100 chairman, CEO; DND DND Indianapolis 13 (317) 577-5600 / fax (317) 577-5605 / kiterealty.com 0 Rivers Edge Thomas K. McGowan, president, COO; DND 12 Daniel R. Sink, CFO, EVP Brad Bisser Lauth Group Inc. 2.2 million 27 Eaglepoint Business Park, 21 Michael J. Jones, DND 100 1977 111 Congressional Blvd., Carmel 46032 0 27 Lafayette Pavilions, 46 president 14 0 Indianapolis 13 (317) 848-6500 / fax (317) 848-6511 / lauth.net 35 (3) Intech Park Robert Stefanski 36 14 Colliers International 1.8 million 34 5490 Industrial Court, 52 Glenn B. Davis, 26 DND 2005 9339 Priority Way W. Drive, Suite 120, 46240 DND 15 Whitestown; 0 president, managing director 10 DND Seattle 15 (317) 663-6000 / fax (317) 663-6554 / colliers.com 51 Forum Credit Union, Fishers; Jim Logan 48 18 Woodview Trace Veritas Realty 1.8 million 5 Perennial Washington Street, 35 William Stoops III, Kyle Hughes, 8 DND 1996 930 E. 66th St., 46220 3.5 million 92 Chapel Hill Shopping Center, DND Jamison Downs, 8 DND Indianapolis 15 (317) 472-1800 / fax (317) 472-1802 / veritasrealty.com 3 Hazel Dell Shopping Center partners 16 22 DND Browning Investments Inc. 1.7 million 58 AirTech Business Park, 22 John F. Hirschman, 2 40 1978 6100 W. 96th St., Suite 250, 46278 230,500 7 Northwest Technology Center, 55 president, CEO 6 60 Indianapolis 17 (317) 344-7300 / fax (317) 344-7400 / browninginvestments.com 35 DND Angela J. Wethington 42 17 Mann Properties 1.6 million 3 Pendleton Trade Center, 18 Brian Mann, 1 100 1970 6925 E. 96th St., Suite 200, 46250 1.6 million 12 Park 421 Business Center, 91 managing partner 4 DND Indianapolis 18 (317) 849-0452 / fax (317) 849-3457 / mann-properties.com 85 Castle Point Business Center Craig Cleveland 12 18 Acorn Group Inc. 1.3 million 60 Willowbrook Office Park, 35 Albert M. Donato III, 7 90 1988 1 N. Pennsylvania St., Suite 300, 46204 DND 10 One North Penn Building, 0 president 3 10 Indianapolis 19 (317) 231-1000 / fax (317) 231-1016 / acorn-group.net 30 9240-9292 N. Meridian St. Mary Anne Tobin 17 21 VEI Real Estate Services 1.3 million 100 Community Hamilton Healthcare, 28 Linda Pendleton, 0 97 2001 7330 Shadeland Station, Suite 200, 46256 DND 0 1400 Building, DND vice president 19 3 Indianapolis 19 (317) 621-4000 / fax (317) 621-7163 / veicorp.com 0 8040 Building Darla Astrop 19 22 CBRE Group Inc. 1.2 million 40 Plainfield III, 8 John Merrill, DND DND 1981 101 W. Washington St., Suite 1000E, 46204 693.0 million 7 One & Two Park Fletcher, 0 managing director 12 DND Los Angeles 21 (317) 269-1000 / fax (317) 637-4404 / cbre.com 43 (4) Plainfield Business Park John Salsberry DND 10 Centre Properties 1.2 million 0 Centre East, DND Craig W. Johnson, DND DND 1985 9333 N. Meridian St., Suite 275, 46260 DND 100 Southport Centre, DND president DND DND Indianapolis 21 (317) 816-4646 / fax (317) 816-4656 / centreproperties.net 0 Centre North Ron Martin DND 18 Lee & Associates 1.2 million DND DND 25 Scot Courtney, DND DND 1983 500 E. 96th St., Suite 400, 46240 DND DND DND 0 president DND DND Indianapolis 21 (317) 844-2700 / fax (317) 848-2975 / lee-associates.com DND DND Teresa Harrison DND NR Halakar Property Management 1.1 million DND DND DND Todd Maurer, DND DND 2009 One Indiana Square, Suite 2500, 46204 DND DND DND DND CEO DND DND Indianapolis 24 (317) 964-0000 / fax (317) 964-1144 / newmarkkf.com DND DND Meghan DeMars DND 15 Harshman Property Services LLC 1.1 million 34 Brookside Industrial Park, 23 Larry W. Harshman, 3 78 2001 P.O. Box 532968, 46253 DND 19 Directors Row Business Center, 0 managing broker 6 22 Indianapolis 24 (317) 630-1000 / fax (317) 833-0358 / harshmanonline.com 47 Meridian Professional Building Terry Shackleford 9 24 Research by Barbara Hoffman (1) in square feet, as of March 1, 2014 Some firms may have been omitted due to lack of (current as of April 9, 2014) (2) formerly Summit Realty Group FTE=full-time equivalent information or deadline restrictions. Email: [email protected] (3) 11% other GLA=gross leasable area (4) 10% other LLC=limited liability company The Indianapolis Business Journal list of largest Information was provided by the individual firms and has not MISO=Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator Indianapolis-area commercial property management been independently verified. CFO=chief financial officer NR=not ranked firms is the most comprehensive available. For copies COO=chief operating officer SVP=senior vice president of this list, go to www.IBJ.com and click on the "lists" link. Top 25 lists are compiled each December in the Book of Lists. EVP=executive vice president.
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