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Posted: February 14, 2008
Brennan joins DTZ FHO Ptrs. as vice president
DTZ FHO Partners welcomes Lauria Brennan as a vice president working with the Downtown Brokerage Group on leasing. Lauria is formerly of Equity Office Properties Trust, an affiliate of the Blackstone Group.
In this position Brennan will be responsible for tenant representation and new business development in the Boston and Back Bay office markets.
Brennan has 20 years' experience in real estate industry and over 12 years in the Boston commercial real estate market. She previously served as leasing director for Equity Office, where shely negotiated over 400 transactions and leased over two million s/f of space.
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