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Posted: June 26, 2020
Valicenti joins Senné as a senior associate on the Debt & Structured Finance team
Boston, MA Senné has named Dale Valicenti as a senior associate on the Debt & Structured Finance team. Valicenti will represent clients in recapitalization, acquisition, construction, and other financing assignments, concerning all portions of the capital stack.
Valicenti joins Senné with over thirty years of capital markets experience in both entrepreneurial and institutional environments, where he has transacted over $1 billion of commercial real estate. He is well versed in a variety of real estate transactions, including multifamily, office, lab, warehouse, hospitality, self-storage product, and helping clients realize maximum value in every assignment.
“I am excited to join this outstanding team of talented, enthusiastic, and innovative real estate professionals,” said Valicenti. “Our goal is to connect borrowers and lenders to provide creative solutions to their capital needs at a level consistent with the high standards of service and professionalism already in place at Senné.”
Career highlights include:
? Principal Consultant at Valicenti Realty Advisors
? Director of Acquisition & Finance at John Flatley Company
? Senior Vice President of Acquisitions at AMB Property Corporation
? President of Capstone Investments, LLC
President and CEO William Senné said, “Dale Valicenti is an excellent addition to our Debt & Structured Finance team. Dale’s expertise will be invaluable in expanding our capital markets practice and continuing to provide our clients with the highest quality real estate investment services.”
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