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Posted: May 11, 2018
Eastport Real Estate hires Antar
Wakefield, MA Eastport Real Estate Services has hired Amira Antar for the position of property manager. Antar will be responsible for the management of a growing portfolio of suburban office properties and will oversee all day to day operations, construction activities and lease coordination.
Antar comes to Eastport from Liberty Property Trust, a publicly traded REIT where she managed a large portfolio of institutional industrial properties. Antar also spent four years at CBRE where she was involved in the management of 1.3 million s/f of office space.
A 2014 Tenant Coordinator of the Year Award recipient, Antar credits her time at CBRE as the foundation of where she is today.
Bob Bowen, president of Eastport said, “We are thrilled that Amira has decided to join Eastport. Her work ethic, positive outlook and instant likeability are a perfect fit for our culture.”
Eastport Real Estate Services is a property management and consulting firm. Eastport manages a range of property types, including commercial, retail, medical, and office/medical condominiums throughout New England. In addition to third party management services, Eastport also offers: brokerage coordination, development and acquisition, accounting, maintenance services, construction and capital coordination and asset management services.
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