Tell us a little about your background, role, and responsibilities. What three words describe you most accurately?  

I started in the property management industry 18 years ago, first as a Project Coordinator at RiverRock Real Estate Group and then worked my way up to become Vice President of Engagement. I joined Stream a little over a year ago as Vice President of Property Management, responsible for leading and growing Stream’s property management team in SoCal, helping develop new business, and taking on the dual role of Business Operations for Stream’s SoCal region.  

Three words that best describe me: ambitious, positive, and composed. 

If you had to pick one aspect of your role that energizes you the most, what would it be? 

I love working with our team and helping them develop and grow so they can thrive in their careers.   

How do you approach delivering client service and solutions, and how has it evolved in your current role? 

Client service is one of the most important parts of our job. Within property management, it’s critical to understand the goals and needs of our clients, and that all starts with a business plan. My approach is a client-first philosophy in meeting their needs—this helps shape the entire relationship.  

How would you describe your leadership style, and what role has mentorship or company culture played in that? 

My leadership style is honest and transparent, and I try to lead by example. As I’ve grown, I’ve realized that managers are also just figuring it out. If there is communication, collaboration, and opportunity for multiple perspectives, it allows teams to truly feel like their voices are heard and ensures everyone’s on the same page about goals and objectives. 

What motivates you to push beyond the standard expectations of your role or property management? 

Mostly, my desire to constantly challenge and improve myself. Growth happens by pushing your limits. I also love being part of a team and winning: it motivates me to work harder when the whole team can be successful, and our clients and tenants are happy.  

What initially drew you to Stream, and how has that impacted your career/personal growth, as well as client/peer relationships? 

The people and the culture. It all goes back to Stream’s mission statement: relationships first, then real estate. Valuing people as a company’s greatest asset sets us apart. When you value your people, they do great work.  

When I decided to join Stream, it was important to know that our clients would be properly serviced. From the start, I knew they would be receiving exemplary care, and Stream’s vision is a big reason why.  

How does your passion for property management align with Stream’s approach to delivering exceptional service? 

Property management means delivering the best service and developing great relationships. Providing the highest level of service and having a great reputation in our market is very important to me. Stream shares this passion for top-notch customer service, building trusted relationships with our clients, and developing employees to reach their highest potential. 

Stream encourages an entrepreneurial mindset. How have you been able to apply that spirit in your role? How does that impact your clients? 

We have well-established procedures and systems in place, but staying open to evolution and change is key. I’ve felt empowered to bring new ideas and approaches to the table, which has helped elevate our processes. It’s refreshing to have the freedom and flexibility to think outside the box. Some of the best practices established within our team directly impact our clients. We may have a great foundation, but the fact that we can tailor our methods and practices to provide that exceptional service is essential.  

If you could describe your experience at Stream in three words, what would they be and why? 

1. Refreshing. With Stream being a full-service firm, I’ve learned even more about the business. The company also has a small family feel, even though it employs over 1,550 real estate professionals. 
2. Challenging: I’m always up for a new challenge, so taking on different roles here has allowed me to do that.  
3. Rewarding: It feels like I’m making an impact and helping the team and region grow.  

What advice would you give to someone just starting in property management? 

Jump in and tackle every challenge head-on—but don’t forget to pause, step back, and view it all from a big-picture perspective. A lot of critical thinking and problem-solving occurs within property management. Even if you don’t have all the answers to an issue that comes your way, don’t be afraid to dig in and come up with a solution. Try to master your skillset and ask to take on more.  

I would also recommend getting involved in industry organizations as a whole. There’s a great network of mentors, resources, and community. 

Speaking of industry organizations, you were recently appointed President of IREM’s Orange County chapter. What does this mean to you both personally and professionally? 

It’s an honor to lead the IREM Orange County chapter and share my passion for property management, especially while helping to develop future professionals who share that same drive and dedication. IREM has a deep history; it’s been around for 90+ years, with the Orange County chapter established 50 years ago. IREM’s mission is to advance professionals within real estate management, and it’s the best place for property managers to get training and education—their educational courses lead the industry. A property management degree didn’t exist until recently; historically, you’d learn on the job—which makes the networking and educational opportunities through an organization like IREM all the more vital.  

What key initiatives or goals do you hope to accomplish during your tenure as IREM President? 

I hope to continue to keep the real estate community together and provide an environment where people can network, support each other, educate our young professionals, and help them develop as they come up in their careers. 

What’s one challenge in the industry that you’re passionate about addressing through your leadership in IREM? 

Succession is one of the biggest. Only a few colleges have programs or clubs focused on property management, but not many offer degrees in property management. We partner with local colleges and universities to help expose students to the industry, create awareness, and get them involved from an earlier age. It’s so refreshing to have more and more students say they already know about the property management industry and want to get involved.  

Outside of property management, what’s something you’re deeply passionate about that people might not expect? 

I’m incredibly passionate about supporting youth and mentorship in our community. I am a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) for youth in foster care and was previously a “Big” with Big Brothers Big Sisters for over 10 years. 

If you could master one new skill overnight—professional or personal—what would it be and why? 

To become fluent in a new language; it’s something I’ve always wanted to do.  

Who has been the biggest influence on your career, and how have they shaped the way you approach your work at Stream? 

There was a Director I used to work with at my last company, Peggy Sanchez. She’s made a lasting impact on me and has influenced my career. How she treated people, how she led her teams, and her passion for property management rubbed off on me. She’s retired now, but still teaches (she’s even developed her own courses) and continues to be active on the BOMA International Board. We try to get together once a month and catch up.  

If you could leave a lasting impact on Stream’s property management platform, what would you want it to be? 

To continue developing the culture of a people-first company and to strengthen our career development and training platform, giving people the ability to learn new skill sets and take on more challenges. Our teams want to learn and grow, but it’s tough when everyone’s so busy…if I could just get that extra piece in place, I’d be happy.  

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Stream Realty Partners is proud to have 42 brokers and 28 deals on the list. They include:  

Atlanta

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Northside Dr/Georgia Tech
SF Leased: 59,404
Tenant Name: The Gathering Spot
Landlord Rep: Malik Leaphart

Submarket: Midtown/Pershing Point
SF Leased: 30,773
Tenant Name: Chamberlain Hrdlicka
Landlord Reps: Christopher Dean, Madison McClellan 

Submarket: Midtown/Pershing Point
SF Leased: 24,220
Tenant Name: Huff, Powell & Bailey, LLC
Landlord Reps: Christopher Dean, Madison McClellan 

Austin

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Hays County 
SF Leased: 219,019 
Landlord Reps: Sam Owen, Mitchell Becker

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: CBD
SF Leased: 20,286
Tenant Name: GlobalFoundries
Landlord Reps: Rachel Coulter, Travis Rogers, Coleman Jackson 

Carolinas

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: York County
SF Leased: 127,525
Tenant Name: Baker Distributing Co
Landlord Rep: Jason Schnittger

Chicago

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: South I-55 Corridor
SF Leased: 347,525
Tenant Name: Orbus Exhibit & Display Group
Landlord Reps: Jordan Decker, Brian Duffy

Denver 

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Southeast
SF Leased: 103,552
Tenant Name: Bobrick Washroom Equipment
Landlord Reps: Dominic DiOrio, Buzz Miller, Tyler Reed

Tenant Rep: Peter Beugg

Submarket: I-76
SF Leased: 62,476
Tenant Name: Quality Bicycle Products
Landlord Reps: Dominic DiOrio, Peter Beugg, Tyler Reed 

Submarket: West
SF Leased: 57,200
Tenant Name: OneSource
Landlord Reps: Dominic DiOrio, Peter Beugg, Tyler Reed 

DFW 

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: NE Dallas/Garland
SF Leased: 154,923
Tenant Name: Beard Integrated Systems
Landlord Reps: James Mantzuranis, Adam Jones 

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Uptown/Turtle Creek
SF Leased: 99,801
Tenant Name: Lockton Companies
Tenant Rep: Dan Harris

Submarket: Uptown/Turtle Creek
SF Leased: 20,207
Tenant Name: Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
Landlord Reps: Ryan Evanich, Marissa Parkin

Florida 

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Medley
SF Leased: 64,891
Tenant Name: Marco Destin, Inc.
Tenant Reps: Steve Medwin, Nick Wigoda

Submarket: Medley
SF Leased: 63,210
Tenant Name: Duty Free Holding
Tenant Reps: Steve Medwin, Nick Wigoda

Landlord Reps: Steve Medwin, Nick Wigoda

Submarket: Miami Airport West
SF Leased: 39,340
Tenant Name: Soiree Holdings
Landlord Reps: Steve Medwin, Nick Wigoda

Submarket: Lake Mary
SF Leased: 109,600
Tenant Name: Mitsubishi Power Americas
Landlord Reps: John Gilbert, Darryl Hoffman

Submarket: Downtown Orlando
SF Leased: 49,307
Tenant Name: Orange County
Landlord Rep: John Gilbert

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Westshore
SF Leased: 75,000
Tenant Name: American Integrity Insurance
Tenant Rep: Gary Godsey

Submarket: Westshore
SF Leased: 40,721
Tenant Name: Gerdau
Tenant Rep: Gary Godsey

Houston

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Northwest Outliers
SF Leased: 1,655,523
Tenant Name: Tesla 
Landlord Reps: Jeremy Lumbreras, Heath Donica

Submarket: East-Southeast Far
SF Leased: 135,285
Tenant Name: Gulf Coast Crating
Landlord Reps: Jeremy Lumbreras, Tyler Maner

Nashville

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Downtown
SF Leased: 16,488
Tenant Name: PNC
Landlord Rep: Rob Lowe

Submarket: Downtown
SF Leased: 15,960
Tenant Name: Nextracker
Landlord Rep: Charlie Gibson

San Antonio

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Northeast
SF Leased: 149,850
Tenant Name: Toyota Tsusho
Landlord Reps: Kevin Cosgrove, Payton Rion

Submarket: Northeast
SF Leased: 20,577
Tenant Name: BComm
Landlord Reps: Michael Kent, Andrew Katzfey, Colton Perkins

TOP INVESTMENT SALES DEALS

Building: Concord Park 1
Submarket: North Central
SF Leased: 89,636
Seller Reps: Steve Thomas, Alyse Sellers, Zander Thomas

Southern California

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: The City Area
SF Leased: 44,815
Tenant Name: Enterprise
Landlord Reps: Mike Adams, Peter Joyce

TOP SALES DEALS

Submarket: City of Industry
Sale Price: $99,920,000
Seller Reps: Wes Hunnicutt, Matt Moore

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Airport Area
SF Leased: 411,910
Tenant Name: SML Warehouse Services
Tenant Rep: Stefan Pastor

TOP RETAIL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Costa Mesa
SF Leased: 7,000
Tenant Name: Rizo Sports Memorabilia
Tenant Rep: Geoff Foley

About Stream Realty Partners  

Stream Realty Partners is a national commercial real estate firm offering an integrated platform of leasing, investment and development services. This includes tenant and landlord representation, Legendary CX property management, capital markets, investment management and sales, construction, construction management, national program management, workplace strategies, strategic marketing, and dedicated research. The company is headquartered in Dallas with operations in core markets coast to coast. Since 1996, Stream has grown to more than 1,550 professionals and now completes annual transactions valued at more than $8.9 billion in office, industrial, retail, healthcare, land, and data center properties. For information, visit www.streamrealty.com and follow Stream on LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Facebook. 

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Tell us a little about your background, as well as your role and responsibilities here at Stream.  

I joined Stream in September 2023 and have been in the commercial real estate industry for 20 years, mostly in CRE management. Over that time, I’ve been a leader of various teams in the comprehensive oversight of multiple markets and product types. In my current role, I’m responsible for the day-to-day operations and management services for Stream’s Denver, Phoenix, and California markets.  

What three words describe you most accurately? 

Dedicated, driven, and passionate. I’m highly committed to my work and team, always focused on results. I would describe myself as open and honest with my team and clients, maintaining fairness and objectivity in everything I do. I aim to select other bright and hardworking individuals who prioritize similar professional attributes to what we do.  

If you had to pick one aspect of your role that energizes you the most, what would it be? 

It would definitely be the people and teams I work with. They create a lively environment and vibe that is so meaningful to our team cohesion. Culture is very important, and I truly believe that when you’re surrounded by a team that feels the same way that you do—and one that is intentional in fostering a positive work culture—an organic energy is created.  

How do you approach delivering client service and solutions, and how has it evolved in your current role? 

I believe that as a professional, notably one within our profession, that you really must be an active listener. It helps you understand the needs and objectives that any client or tenant may have, which is especially crucial to delivering exceptional service. If you understand their goals and objectives, it is far easier to provide solid recommendations or a sound approach to a problem.  

Being a prompt communicator is equally as important as being a good listener. If you’re delayed in your responses, it’s a poor reflection on your service, and as we know, time kills all deals. If you can listen and deliver good results, that’s what builds trust.  

How would you describe your leadership style, and what role has mentorship or company culture played in that? 

I know I mentioned it already, but I like to surround myself with like-minded people. Alternatively, I try to surround myself with people who may not be as like-minded as I am to provide a different perspective. I also believe in motivating the team to be self-sufficient and assured problem-solvers, of which, again, builds a solid culture. I prefer each team member to be proactively anticipating and remain forward-focused rather than only seeing the “right now”. When people know they are trusted to take the lead and solve problems, they own it, and their voice is heard. Micromanagement is a dated way of approaching leadership, and I aim to believe in the skills and experience of our teams so that they can continue to develop and grow. Good balance, independence, and collaboration creates a best practice within any team. 

What motivates you to push beyond the standard expectations of your role or property management? 

Every day, we encounter challenges in property management, and facing those kinds of problems pushes us beyond expectations. In our business, you have to be a jack-of-all-trades, as you find yourself frequently dealing with issues that are out of the norm. No one day is the same, and I think that aspect of our world also pushes people beyond expectation. When you encounter a roadblock in the way, you’re jumping over it and ensuring that you’re still delivering that service no matter the severity of the challenge. 

Is there a personal value or philosophy that drives how you lead your team or a project? 

I like to empower my team to be organic leaders, ones whose voices matter, who have choices, and actively feel part of a team. I prefer to partner with my teams, and the “working for me” is just the structural elements behind such. If people are feeling pressured or excessively watched in all they do, that can really cause a break in culture and lead to a divide. 

Empowering a team to work together and create a cultural understanding that we’re all in this together leads to happier people who will provide better service to tenants and clients. And again, that’s our business. 

How do you balance the fast-paced demands while staying true to what excites you about your profession? 

My wife and I have four kids, with the six of us all leading busy lives. I coach soccer for my youngest son, which allows me to change my mindset and refocus. You want to keep your mind fresh, so having those opportunities to decompress and reset is so important. 

The other thing you have think about is setting personal boundaries and knowing your limits (as well as those of team members). If burnout happens, you must reevaluate to decompress and find something to re-shift your mind. One thing to always avoid is comparing yourself to someone else. Your pace and balance are not the same as anybody else’s, and if you prioritize upholding a work/life balance thinking you’re going to be able to do 100% here and 100% there, that’s never going to happen. You just have to work within your means, know your boundaries, and set yourself up for success as best you can. 

If you could describe your experience at Stream in three words, what would they be and why? 

1. Passionate. I think that everybody at Stream loves what they do. 
2. Collaborative. I believe that everyone works together as a team, and there isn’t one single person who isn’t willing to be a part of a process or step in and help out. 
3. Communicative. When you communicate, you show compassion and connect to your teams and the people you work with. You start to build a culture that begins to live and breathe organically. Once you do that, you’ve started a kind of movement toward building something bigger. 

How do you see Stream’s property management platform evolving, the industry at large, and what excites you most about the potential future state? 

For one, I see Stream’s property management platform continuing to evolve throughout all different markets. I think it’s evolving because of our elevated brand and the hard-working people who showcase that exceptional service across the country. We’ve been getting our name out there; there’s recognition now and people know about us. 

Regarding the industry at large, I think we’re seeing a reboot right now where things are starting to move a little bit more. We’re experiencing a slight shift after the uncertainty of politics, interest rates, and the overall economy. I anticipate 2026 being more full steam ahead, with investors starting to get a bit more opportunistic as people become comfortable about the direction of where everything is headed. Hopefully, by 2026, we’ll see many more people going back into the office. Things should be a little bit more settled, and that’s exciting. 

What advice would you give to someone just starting in property management? 

The one thing that I always tell people is that you need to have patience. Growth happens, but you have to be patient for that growth. I like to say, “Think of yourself as a tree. If you’re a tree and you don’t have any roots, the wind blows you right over.” You need to be patient, sit in each seat, experience some cycles in your seat, and master the skills expected of you within that seat. When timing and opportunity is right, advancement will happen.  

Outside of property management, what’s something you’re deeply passionate about that people might not expect? 

I’m very passionate about my family. One of our sons is about to complete his Master’s degree, we have a daughter who’s getting ready to transfer to a technical theater school in the Midwest, and we have a high-functioning Autistic son who has found his purpose and passion for choir and theater, both of which he is exceptionally talented in. He’s a sophomore in high school, so he still has a path ahead, yet we’ll probably see him on Broadway someday. And then our youngest, who’s in 7th grade, is tenacious, a scholar, and an incredible athlete, notably as a soccer goalie. Our family is busy, sometimes chaotic, yet it keeps me driving (literally!) through life. 

What’s a fun or unexpected fact about you that your colleagues might not know? 

I grew up in Colorado in a small town called Montrose County. When I got my driver’s license, I started working at a trout farm delivering fish all over Colorado. Ironically, there was a closing dinner that Will Nichols and I attended recently, and I told him where I worked back then, and he’s like, “Wow, we used to get our fish from there!” It was a fun job, you know, as a kid, being outside and in the water, seeing all the countryside of Colorado, and making people happy every day when you come by to drop off fish in their pond. 

Who has been the biggest influence on your career, and how have they shaped the way you approach your work at Stream? 

My grandfather is one. He worked in real estate and essentially built a town, and I always admired his drive and dedication. My wife has been another big influence on my career. She’s in the same industry and is also a dynamic leader of her teams. She certainly inspires me to be one as well, to be an intentional mentor and strong advocate for my team. 

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DALLAS – April 23, 2025 – Stream Realty Partners, a national commercial real estate firm offering an integrated platform of services, is pleased to announce the promotions of two key leaders in its Dallas office. Ryan Boozer has been elevated to Vice Chairman & Partner, and Dan Harris has been named Vice Chairman & Managing Director. 

Boozer, who joined Stream in 2014, co-leads the firm’s Industrial division in Dallas-Fort Worth and is responsible for all aspects of industrial tenant representation. Over his decade at Stream, he has completed over 825 transactions totaling over 36 million square feet and $1.29 billion in transaction volume. His expertise spans acquisitions, dispositions, project leasing, national portfolio management, investment sales, and development services. 

Harris joined Stream in 2019 and co-leads the Office Tenant Representation division in Dallas-Fort Worth. In 2024 alone, he led three of the largest office transactions in the Dallas market, including the acquisition of Preston Commons by a Fortune 50 company and Matador Resources’ 165,000-square-foot lease at Lincoln Centre. Harris also led the team that represented Polsinelli in establishing its new 42,000-square-foot presence at Old Parkland. His leadership has been pivotal in driving record-breaking growth, expanding the team’s talent, and cementing Stream’s presence as a top-performing firm in the region. 

“Ryan and Dan have each played a significant role in growing and shaping Stream’s presence in Dallas-Fort Worth and across the region,” said Blake Kendrick, Chief Operating Officer and Dallas Market Leader at Stream. “Their leadership, people-first mentality, relentless pursuit of excellence, and ability to deliver outstanding results for clients make these promotions incredibly well deserved. I’m proud to work alongside both as they continue to drive our business forward.” 

“I’m honored by this recognition and grateful to be part of a company that values both performance and people,” said Boozer. “This team and this platform have pushed me to grow in every chapter of my career, and I’m excited for what’s ahead as we continue to build on the momentum in Dallas and beyond.” 

“I could not imagine a better place to be,” said Harris. “Stream has given me the opportunity to serve clients at the highest level while investing in the growth of our team and culture. I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve built and energized for what’s to come.” 

About Stream Realty Partners  

Stream Realty Partners is a national commercial real estate firm offering an integrated platform of leasing, investment and development services. This includes tenant and landlord representation, Legendary CX property management, capital markets, investment management and sales, construction, construction management, national program management, workplace strategies, strategic marketing, and dedicated research. The company is headquartered in Dallas with operations in core markets coast to coast. Since 1996, Stream has grown to more than 1,550 professionals and now completes annual transactions valued at more than $8.9 billion in office, industrial, retail, healthcare, land, and data center properties. For information, visit www.streamrealty.com and follow Stream on LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Facebook. 

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Stream Realty Partners is proud to celebrate the achievements of our standout brokers and offices across the country. This annual recognition reflects the exceptional dedication, market expertise, and results-driven performance of our teams who continue to deliver outstanding value to our clients. 

2024 Power Broker Award Winners  

Atlanta  

Top Office Leasing Broker 

• • Glenn Kolker, Managing Director 

Austin  

Top Industrial Leasing Broker 

• • Mitchell Becker, Senior Vice President 

Dallas–Fort Worth  

Top Industrial Leasing Brokers 

• • Ryan Boozer, Managing Director & Partner  

• • Matt Dornak, Managing Director & Partner 

• • Forrest Cook, Senior Vice President  

• • Mac Hall, Senior Vice President 

• • Jeremy Kelly, Senior Vice President 

• • Sarah Ozanne, Senior Vice President 

• • Ryan Wolcott, Senior Vice President 

Top Office Leasing Brokers 

• • Matthew Wieser, Managing Director 

• • J.J. Leonard, Executive Vice President & Partner  

• • Ryan Evanich, Senior Vice President  

• • Marissa Parkin, Vice President  

 Houston 

Top Industrial Leasing Broker 

• • Jeremy Lumbreras, Executive Vice President  

Northern Virginia 

Top Industrial Leasing Brokers 

• • Caulley Deringer, Managing Director 

• • Stephen Cloud, Executive Vice President  

• • Andrew Hassett, Vice President  

Nashville 

Top Office Leasing Broker 

• • Robby Davis, Managing Director  

San Antonio 

Top Industrial Leasing Brokers 

• • Michael Kent, Executive Vice President & Partner  

• • Payton Rion, SIOR, Executive Vice President  

2024 Top Leasing & Sales Firms 

Atlanta 

• • Top Leasing Firm  

Austin   

• • Top Leasing Firm  

• • Top Sales Firm 

Chicago 

• • Top Leasing Firm 

Dallas–Fort Worth  

• • Top Leasing Firm  

Houston 

• • Top Leasing Firm  

Phoenix  

• • Top Leasing Firm 

San Antonio 

• • Top Leasing Firm 

About Stream Realty Partners  

Stream Realty Partners is a national commercial real estate firm offering an integrated platform of leasing, investment and development services. This includes tenant and landlord representation, Legendary CX property management, capital markets, investment management and sales, construction, construction management, national program management, workplace strategies, strategic marketing, and dedicated research. The company is headquartered in Dallas with operations in core markets coast to coast. Since 1996, Stream has grown to more than 1,550 professionals and now completes annual transactions valued at more than $8.9 billion in office, industrial, retail, healthcare, land, and data center properties. For information, visit www.streamrealty.com and follow Stream on LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Facebook. 

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Stream Realty Partners is proud to have 54 brokers and 29 deals on the list. They include:  

Atlanta

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: N Fulton/Forsyth County
SF Leased: 91,332
Tenant Name: Avanos Medical, Inc.
Landlord Reps: Christopher Dean, Glenn Kolker

Austin

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Hays County 
SF Leased: 118,386
Tenant Name: TNT Crane & Rigging Inc. 
Landlord Reps: Sam Owen, Mitchell Becker

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Southwest
SF Leased: 94,518
Tenant Name: Action Behavior Centers 
Landlord Reps: Brita Hovde, Rachel Coulter, Travis Rogers

Charlotte

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: South/485
SF Leased: 30,000
Tenant Name: Snap One Holdings Corp.
Landlord Reps: Barry Fabyan, Charley Leavitt, Grant Keyes

Chicago

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Central Loop
SF Leased: 64,041
Tenant Name: Sprout Social
Landlord Reps: Jack McKinney, Patrick Russo, Katie Hull

Submarket: West Loop
SF Leased: 44,634
Tenant Name: Illini Center 
Landlord Reps: Andrea Saewitz, Matthew Lerner

DFW 

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: East Dallas/Mesquite
SF Leased: 342,196
Tenant Name: Canadian Solar
Landlord Reps: Matt Dornak, Ryan Wolcott

Submarket: SW Dallas/US 67
SF Leased: 157,920
Tenant Name: Ergonom Corporation
Landlord Reps: Lena Thomas, Ridley Culp

Submarket: Eastern Lonestar/Tpke
SF Leased: 157,467
Tenant Name: 84 Lumbar
Tenant Reps: Adam Jones, James Mantzuranis

Submarket: SW Dallas/US 67
SF Leased: 153,893
Tenant Name: KTX Warehousing & Logistics
Landlord Reps: Matt Dornak, Ridley Culp, Luke Davis  

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Plano
SF Leased: 190,690
Tenant Name: AT&T, Inc.
Landlord Reps: Matthew Wieser

Submarket: Dallas CBD
SF Leased: 147,915
Tenant Name: Jackson Walker L.L.P .

Tenant Reps: Jeff Ellerman
Landlord Reps: J.J. Leonard, Matthew Wieser, Marissa Parkin

Submarket: Dallas CBD
SF Leased: 41,704
Tenant Name: Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP 
Landlord Reps: J.J. Leonard, Matthew Wieser, Marissa Parkin

Submarket: Uptown/Turtle Creek
SF Leased: 32,844
Tenant Name: Texas Pacific Land Corporation 
Landlord Reps: Ryan Evanich, Marissa Parkin

TOP SALES DEALS

Submarket: Preston Center
Property Type: Office
Tenant Name: $113,300,000
Buyer Rep: Dan Harris

Florida 

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Brickell
SF Leased: 30,915
Tenant Name: I Squared Capital 
Tenant Rep: Shay Pope

Submarket: University Research
SF Leased: 32,881
Tenant Name: AMD
Tenant Reps: Greg Katz, Jason Warren, Carlyle Coffin

Submarket: Orlando Central Park
SF Leased: 13,185
Tenant Name: Biller Genie
Tenant Reps: Darryl Hoffman, Jacob Attaway 

Submarket: Jefferson County (Arnold, MO)
SF Leased: 65,225
Tenant Name: Concentrix
Landlord Rep: Greg Katz, Jason Warren, Carlyle Coffin

Submarket: Downtown Rochester (Rochester, NY)
SF Leased: 19,769
Tenant Name: Phillips Lytle
Tenant Reps: Greg Katz, Carlyle Coffin

Houston

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: East-Southeast Far
SF Leased: 122,963
Tenant Name: Borusan Pipe 
Landlord Reps: Matthew Sibley, Tyler Maner, Jeremy Lumbreras

Phoenix

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Deer Vly/Pinnacle Pk
SF Leased: 130,000
Tenant Name: Precision Science, Inc.
Landlord Reps: James Cohn, Nick Anderson, Jack Gilbertson

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Camelback Corridor
SF Leased: 30,082
Tenant Name: CBIZ
Landlord Rep: A. Stirling Pascal

San Antonio

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Northeast
SF Leased: 138,495
Tenant Name: International Paper
Landlord Reps: Kevin Cosgrove, Walter Simpson

Submarket: North Central
SF Leased: 119,600
Tenant Name: Reece
Landlord Reps: Michael Kent, Payton Rion

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: North Central
SF Leased: 121,296
Tenant Name: Spectrum
Tenant Reps: Zander Thomas, Steve Thomas, Alyse Sellers

Submarket: Northwest
SF Leased: 74,898
Tenant Name: Spectrum
Tenant Reps: Zander Thomas, Steve Thomas, Alyse Sellers

Washington, D.C.

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: East End
SF Leased: 62,250
Tenant Name: Milbank
Tenant Reps: Kyle Luby, Matt Pacinelli, John Klinke, Tim McCarty 

About Stream Realty Partners  

Stream Realty Partners is a national commercial real estate firm offering an integrated platform of leasing, investment and development services. This includes tenant and landlord representation, Legendary CX property management, capital markets, investment management and sales, construction, construction management, national program management, workplace strategies, strategic marketing, and dedicated research. The company is headquartered in Dallas with operations in core markets coast to coast. Since 1996, Stream has grown to more than 1,550 professionals and now completes annual transactions valued at more than $8.9 billion in office, industrial, retail, healthcare, land, and data center properties. For information, visit www.streamrealty.com and follow Stream on LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Facebook. 

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Stream Realty Partners is proud to have 46 brokers and 24 deals on the list. They include:  

Austin

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Hays County 
SF Leased: 117,919
Tenant Name: Texas Plumbing Supply
Landlord Reps: Sam Owen, Mitchell Becker

Submarket: Round Rock
SF Leased: 76,245
Tenant Name: Bare Performance Nutriton
Tenant Rep: Ralph Coppola
Landlord Reps: Sam Owen, Will Nichols, Ralph Coppola

TOP SALES DEAL

Submarket: Central 
SF Leased: $23,250,000
Seller Reps: Rachel Coulter, Brad Philp, Travis Rogers, Brita Hovde

Chicago

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: River North
SF Leased: 161,000
Tenant Name: Medline
Landlord Reps: Andrea Saewitz, Wendy Katz, Benjamin Cleveland

Submarket: West Loop
SF Leased: 65,056
Tenant Name: Locke Lord
Tenant Reps: Jordan Decker, Brian Duffy

Submarket: West Loop
SF Leased: 55,758
Tenant Name: Smith, Gambrell & Russell
Landlord Reps: Andrea Saewitz, Mark Baby

DFW 

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: S. Cen. Tarrant County
SF Leased: 800,000
Tenant Name: Dick’s Sporting Goods
Landlord Reps: Joe Iatauro

Submarket: Meacham Fld/Fossil Cr
SF Leased: 657,043
Tenant Name: S&S Activewear
Landlord Reps: Jeff Rein, Forrest Cook

Submarket: SE Dallas/I-45
SF Leased: 292,680
Tenant Name: Owen’s Corning
Landlord Reps: Matt Dornak, Luke Davis, Ridley Culp

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Quorum/Bent Tree
SF Leased: 553,798
Tenant Name: Bank of America
Landlord Reps: Rhett Miller, Matthew Wieser

Submarket: Plano
SF Leased: 234,534
Tenant Name: AT&T, Inc.
Landlord Reps: Rhett Miller, Matthew Wieser

Submarket: E DFW Air/Las Colinas
SF Leased: 58,530
Tenant Name: SiriusXM Satellite Radio
Landlord Reps: Rhett Miller, Tim Terrell

Florida 

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: South Pinellas
SF Leased: 86,350
Tenant Name: Monin
Tenant Rep: Gary Godsey

Submarket: South Pinellas
SF Leased: 32,783
Tenant Name: Lincare
Tenant Reps: Jordan Fogler, Gary Godsey

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Coral Gables
SF Leased: 27,712
Tenant Name: Kandji
Landlord Reps: Shay Pope, Carlyle Coffin

Submarket: Osceola Outlying
SF Leased: 20,804
Tenant Name: The Walt Disney Company
Landlord Rep: Darryl Hoffman

Houston

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: East-Southeast Far
SF Leased: 432,316
Tenant Name: Gulf Coast Crating
Landlord Reps: Matthew Sibley, Tyler Maner, Jeremy Lumbreras

Submarket: Northeast Hwy 90
SF Leased: 300,000
Tenant Name: nVntori
Landlord Reps: Boone Smith, Garret Geaccone

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Katy Freeway West
SF Leased: 44,400
Tenant Name: EDG, Inc. 
Landlord Reps: Ryan Barbles, Matt Asvestas, Grant Schiro 

Submarket: Katy Freeway West
SF Leased: 39,698
Tenant Name: TMEIC Corporation
Landlord Reps: Brad Fricks, Matt Asvestas

Phoenix

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Central Scottsdale
SF Leased: 20,047
Tenant Name: McCarthy Law
Landlord Reps: John Bonnell, Brett Abramson, Chris Latvaaho, Chris Beall 

Submarket: Scottsdale South
SF Leased: 12,240
Tenant Name: Regus
Landlord Reps: John Bonnell, Brett Abramson, Chris Latvaaho, Chris Beall

San Antonio

TOP OFFICE LEASING DEALS

Submarket: Far West
SF Leased: 107,094
Tenant Name: Guidehouse
Landlord Reps: Steve Thomas, Alyse Sellers, Zander Thomas

Southern California

TOP INDUSTRIAL LEASING DEALS

Submarket: San Bernardino
SF Leased: 390,521
Tenant Name: STG Logistics
Tenant Reps: Wes Hunnicutt, Matt Moore

About Stream Realty Partners 

Stream Realty Partners is a national commercial real estate firm offering an integrated platform of leasing, investment and development services. This includes tenant and landlord representation, Legendary CX property management, capital markets, investment management and sales, construction, construction management, national program management, workplace strategies, strategic marketing, and dedicated research. The company is headquartered in Dallas with operations in core markets coast to coast. Since 1996, Stream has grown to more than 1,400 professionals and now completes annual transactions valued at more than $8.8 billion in office, industrial, retail, healthcare, land, and data center properties. For information, visit www.streamrealty.com and follow Stream on LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Facebook. 

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Happy Veteran’s Day to all who have served, and a special shout-out to the 75+ veterans employed here at Stream. We thank you for your service, and appreciate everything you do here at the firm!

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About After Hours

After Hours is a podcast/video series that captures the perfect balance of candid conversation and deliberate discussion between Stream Realty Partners’ professionals. The series will share stories from our team members on topics ranging from career growth and workplace strategies to personal milestones and passion projects. New episodes will drop once a month through 2024, so follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook for details.

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A path well-traveled  

“My introduction into commercial real estate was somewhat inevitable,” Brian explained, with multiple brothers having worked on the engineering and management side of the business. So, when an engineering opportunity came along after college, he decided to follow in his brothers’ footsteps. “I just went for it—it seemed like the logical move at the time, and it was a role I grasped very quickly. There are so many facets to engineering that were exciting to me, and you learn something new every day.”  

He continued to expand his knowledge, challenging himself to listen and learn as much as he could, working diligently to understand not only the ins and outs of the industry and his own job, but the roles of other team members as well. “I’ve always been someone who’s wanted a seat at the table, to listen and learn from the smartest people in the room, so that one day I could be part of those critical conversations.”   

He learned early on that as an engineer, you’re the face of the on-site team. “You’re on the front line for the tenants, always on call, and the one who’s interfacing with them the most. You need to build those relationships and be the person to help when things may not go well. Customer service is so important in this business.”   

Over the course of his career, Brian rose from engineer to assistant chief engineer, then chief engineer, then chief of multiple properties, including the John Hancock Center in Chicago.  

“I think I became a chief at around 29 or 30. I constantly tried to outwork myself, to keep growing, and to be an asset for wherever I was working and whomever I was working for. I’ve never been afraid to make a decision, and down the line, when I was offered the opportunity to move over from engineering to the management side, I knew it was something I wanted to do.” 

Transitioning over to Stream 

Having officially joined the firm on September 1st, Brian and his team are already making their mark within the Stream Chicago region, with the recent awarding of the property management and leasing assignment for two prominent West Loop office properties: 151 N. Franklin, a 35-floor, 820,422 SF Class A office building, and 155 N. Wacker, a 46-floor, 1.15 MSF trophy office building. The addition of these two properties brings Stream Chicago’s leasing portfolio to 25 MSF and its management portfolio to 16 MSF, reflecting the firm’s continued growth in the market.   

Having worked at both properties for the last five years at his prior company, Brian highlighted how the transition to Stream has been smooth, with solid communication from the beginning. “It’s been a good ramp-up. Change is not always the easiest, but the experience has been positive. From Stream Chicago leadership to the new accounting team and property management team members, along with many others we’ve collaborated with along the way, everyone has helped us get settled in during a very critical time of onboarding.” 

With two different properties and teams, collaboration is important in ensuring that the product is going out as one. “We work well together and collaborate a ton. Since many of us already have experience working with each other, that’s a big win. We have new team members, like Lisa Metz, who was recently hired as a Vice President at 155 N. Wacker, and we knew right away that she would fit right in.” 

Delivering solutions for clients 

When COVID struck, Brian and his team at 151 N. Franklin and 155 N. Wacker devised a response plan, which was the first time ownership saw how two buildings could work as one.  

“We did what we could to get people back, but some of that was out of our hands. This was a new ball game for us, where we had to pivot and adjust daily. We relied heavily on each other as a team in a difficult market.” 

As of late, 155 N. Wacker, in particular, had a lot of vacancies, with 220,000 SF becoming vacant this year alone. But thankfully, space has been getting leased up, with the building now over 90% leased. “We continually work to meet ownership expectations and challenge ourselves to build programs and activities to improve and enhance the employee experience. Remote and hybrid makes it tough for sure, but we’ve worked hard to design activities that help bring people back to the office, and we hope that our efforts there have played a part in recent lease-up success.” 

Emulating commitment to transparency & client-centric service 

Brian emphasized that thinking like an owner is a big part of this. “We’re here to protect entities and ownership and ensure tenants want to office at our properties. Gaining new tenants and retaining current tenants is part of that, and we always have to ask ourselves: what do we need to do to ensure these buildings are successful? What we’re doing has major benefits and impacts on ownership, and we have to think about that as if we’re owners ourselves. I believe our team has been doing a great job of it daily.” 

He acknowledges that COVID has played a game-changing role over the last four years. “We had more face-to-face interaction pre-COVID, and platforms like Teams and Zoom have altered our industry quite a bit. We want to ensure we’re providing exemplary service and meeting the expectations of our tenants. So, we’ve had to pivot a bit on what that looks like since each tenant is unique. Some folks prefer to meet once a month, while others prefer more often. It’s about understanding their needs, anticipating they may want something different over time, and being able to show them what that is.” 

On the compelling & motivating factors of property management 

“For me, it’s the challenge. You will be asked to do multiple different things in one day. There’s the financial aspect, where a lot of trust is put in our teams from ownership, the tenant relations aspect, and the technical aspect. You need to have the ability to build relationships with internal teams, vendors, contractors, and clients to gain their trust.”  

“I’ve been lucky enough to wear a lot of hats over the years—I’ve managed people, worked for people. There are many challenges to it, but like anything, if you’re looking for something easy, this industry probably isn’t for you.”  

And now for something completely different… 

What would he be doing if he wasn’t in commercial real estate? “I think I’d be a good detective. Troubleshooting is a big part of engineering, and I think that’s something I’m pretty good at. But I’ve been very thankful for the career I’ve had. There’s great opportunity if you’re willing to take it, and for me, it’s been a fun journey.” 

Interested in joining Stream’s Property Management team? Check out our job listings here.  

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If you’re looking for ways to support those impacted by the hurricanes, please consider donating or getting involved with the following organizations: 

Samaritan’s Purse
Samaritan’s Purse is a global humanitarian organization that provides relief in times of crisis. Their Disaster Relief Unit has been on the ground offering assistance to those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, helping with home repairs, debris removal, and providing spiritual support to those in need.
Get involved/donate here 

Cajun Navy
Cajun Navy is a grassroots volunteer organization that provides search and rescue operations and emergency relief in disaster-stricken areas. They have been instrumental in rescuing people from flooded homes and delivering essential supplies in the aftermath of the hurricanes. Their volunteers continue to help in recovery efforts across the region.
Get involved/donate here 

Watch the full interview with Lexee below and learn more about how you can make a difference. 

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