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Page 44 — COLORADO REAL ESTATE JOURNAL — July 1-July 14, 2015
Anthea Martin joined Walker
& Dunlop Inc.’s FHA Finance
group.
Martin, vice president, will
specialize in loan originations
for both market-rate and afford-
able multifamily properties
with a primary emphasis on
FHA-insured mortgages in the
Western U.S. for the commercial
real estate finance companies.
She has more than 16 years of
commercial real estate experi-
ence and has been responsible
for structuring, underwriting
and closing more than 70 trans-
actions with more than $500
million in total volume. Prior to
joining the firm, Martin served
as vice president and senior
MAP underwriter at CBRE. Pre-
viously, she was a principal con-
sultant with 5280 RE Solutions,
where she prepared narrative
summaries, credit risk assess-
ments and market analysis for
affordable housing transactions
as well as organized grant sub-
missions for the HUD Green
Retrofit Program.
Martin received her master’s
degree from the Burns School
of Real Estate and Construction
Management at the University
of Denver and her bachelor’s
degree in information systems
and marketing from Stern
School of Business at New York
University.s
RedPeak, a developer, owner
and manager of apartment com-
munities, named Lori Snider as
director of education and team
development.
Snider is a nationally recog-
nized educa-
tor and mar-
keting trail-
blazer and
developed,
delivered and
implemented
training and
marketing
initiatives for
many of the
country’s top
apartment firms.
Her 25-year career has
spanned positions with Lincoln
Property Co., Legacy Partners,
Draper and Kramer, For Rent
Media Solutions and Creativity
for Rent.
In addition to team develop-
ment, she will oversee recruit-
ment and experience manage-
ment initiatives, and encourage
the cultural environment.s
Commercial real estate lender
Hunt Mortgage Group named
Penny Newton as vice presi-
dent in the Small Loan Group.
In this role, she will source
and originate small Freddie
Mac and Fannie Mae loans for
clients in Col-
orado and the
surrounding
area. She will
be based in
Denver and
will report to
Rick Warren,
senior man-
aging direc-
tor, mortgage
banking.
Newton comes to Hunt Mort-
gage Group from Grandbridge
Real Estate Capital/BB&T Bank,
where she was a vice president.
In this role, she served as a com-
mercial banker for agency debt,
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae,
insurance companies, commer-
cial mortgage-backed securities
and commercial banks.
She has nearly 25 years of
commercial mortgage and bank
lending experience.
Earlier in her career, Newton
served as client manager, com-
mercial term lending, at Chase
Commercial Term Lending, vice
president-lender at Horizon
Banks, underwriter at GMAC
Commercial Mortgage, CMBS
market manager at KeyBank
and commercial real estate loan
underwriter at Midland Loan
Services.
She earned her Bachelor of
Business Administration from
the University of Mississippi,
where she majored in banking
and finance.s
Jack Kachadurian joined
Wood Partners LLC as vice
president of development for
the Denver and Rocky Moun-
tain markets.
Kachadurian will be based
in the Denver office of the
firm, which has developed six
apartment communities in the
Denver area and plans to close
a seventh since launching its
Denver office eight years ago.
Before he joined Wood Part-
ners, Kachadurian was a senior
associate with Pritzker Realty
Group in Chicago, where he
assisted with the closings of
land acquisitions and develop-
ment of more
than 2,000
units in vari-
ous markets
around the
country. He
also served
as an invest-
ment sales
real estate
analyst for
Holliday
Fenoglio Fowler LP in Chicago.
Kachadurian earned a
bachelor’s degree in finance
and management from Regis
University.s
Justin Atwell, MAI, MRICS,
and Arod Javier joined CBRE
and its Valuation and Advisory
Services in Denver.
Formerly with the real estate
services and investment firm’s
Seattle office, Atwell returns
to the company in Denver as
a director specializing in office
properties. He has more than 15
years of valuation and consulta-
tion experience, the last 10 years
of which he focused on office
real estate. Last year, Atwell
appraised 8.1 million square
feet of office space valued at
more than $1.9 billion.
He received a bachelor’s
degree in urban design and
planning from The Evergreen
State College in Olympia, Wash-
ington.
Javier joined CBRE as a senior
appraiser specializing in devel-
opment properties. He has
nearly 20 years of experience,
including being the lead expert
for the residential develop-
ment and multifamily specialty
groups in the Rocky Mountain
region as a director at Cushman
& Wakefield.
Most recently, Javier served
as a banking officer/review
appraiser at ANB Bank, where
he handled appraisal reviews
and/or advised on regulatory
appraisal guidelines for more
than 600 commercial and resi-
dential, federally related real
estate loan transactions.
He received a Bachelor of
Science in agribusiness manage-
ment from the University of the
Philippines and studied toward
a master’s in management.
Both Atwell and Javier are
based out of CBRE’s downtown
office.s
High Fives!
Haselden Construction’s
second annual clay shoot
in June raised more than
$68,000 for Homes for Our
Troops. Proceeds of the
event will help build Army
Sgt. Matthew Spang’s spe-
cially adapted home in Mon-
ument.
Homes for Our Troops
President and CEO Timo-
thy McHale, who attended
the shoot, said the specially
adapted homes his organiza-
tion builds for deserving vet-
erans would not be possible
without the support of gen-
erous donors and corpora-
tions nationwide. “It is only
through the philanthropic
investment of companies
like Haselden that Homes for
Our Troops can continue its
mission of ‘Building Homes
and Rebuilding Lives.’ We
are humbled and grate-
ful for the compassion and
commitment of Haselden
and its employees who raise
funds for our cause and help
return the gift of freedom
and independence to those
who fought so bravely to
protect our freedoms over-
seas.”
A total of 192 shooters and
more than 50 volunteers par-
ticipated in the clay shoot,
one of only four fundraisers
so far this year to raise more
than $50,000 for Homes
for Our Troops. Last year
Haselden was among seven
groups to raise more than
$50,000 and was the largest
donor in Colorado.
Haselden project estima-
tor Laura Hoff, who coordi-
nated the event with estima-
tor Josh Huff, said the event
wouldn’t have been possible
without participants and
sponsors, including Falcon
Plumbing & Heating, MTech
Mechanical, Encore Electric
and Metropolitan Glass.s
Haselden Construction’s Josh Huff takes aim as Taylor Wright, also
of Haselden, looks on during the company’s second annual clay
shoot.
High Fives! recognizes good deeds and accomplishments
by companies and individuals in the Colorado commercial
real estate industry. Please share your good news
and photos with us b
Submissions should be 200 words or less.
Lori Snider
Penny Newton
Jack Kachadurian
“Our new space at 61 Inverness
gives us the opportunity to con-
tinue our rapid growth in the
heart of the country’s telecom
hub,” Jack Koo, Rise Broadband
president and CEO, said in a
statement.
Dan Miller, Doug Wulf and
Robert Knisely of DTZ repre-
sented United Properties in
the transaction. Aaron Evans of
NewOption Partners represent-
ed the tenant.
United Properties acquired 61
Inverness in 2013 and completed
an extensive building renovation
last year.
n J-W Power Co. signed a
new five-year lease for 3,600 sf
of office space at Plaza Quebec,
a Class A office building at 6025
S. Quebec St. in Greenwood Vil-
lage that recently was acquired
by Palisades Private Capital
Fund I.
J-W Power is an industry lead-
er in leasing, sales and servic-
ing of natural gas compression
equipment.
“We are pleased to welcome
the J-W Power Company to
Plaza Quebec as the first new
tenant to join since our owner-
ship began earlier this year,” said
Joaquin de Monet, founder and
managing principal of Palisades
Capital Realty Advisors, a part-
ner in the ownership. “With the
goal of 100 percent occupancy
by year-end, we are generating
early momentum and taking an
aggressive approach to the mar-
ket and making commitments to
continue to improve the proper-
ty over the next several months.
The building was 85 per-
cent occupied when Palisades
acquired it.
n Metro Migrant Education
leased 3,900 sf of office space at
14707 E. Second Ave., Suite 180,
in Aurora.
Mary Jo Cummings of API
Sheldon Gold Realty Inc. repre-
sented the landlord. Casey Car-
michael and Bruce Johnson of
Cresa Partners represented the
tenant.
n Neibur Golf Development
LLC recently purchased 2,770 sf
of office space at 212-222 Front
St. in Castle Rock from Kathy
R. Hamacher. The building is
within walking distance of shop-
ping, dining and services.
Matt Call of NavPoint Real
Estate Group represented the
buyer. Tom Rieber of Rieber
Realty Colorado represented
the seller.s
look forward to seeing future
successes.”
“Trade creates jobs and grows
economies,” added Gardner.
“As a longtime advocate for
rural Colorado, I’m glad to that
the Limon Foreign Trade Zone
has been approved, and I look
forward to the many economic
benefits that it will bring to
Limon and Lincoln County as
well as Adams, Arapahoe and
Morgan counties.”
“The Limon Foreign Trade
Zone is a great additional eco-
nomic development tool for the
eastern plains," said Hicken-
looper. “This new designation
further strengthens the region
and help attract new businesses
to the area, as well as grow
existing businesses and create
jobs in eastern Colorado.”s