
TCG IN THE NEWS: Tim Schneider & John Paulich IV Featured in Gulfshore Business
TCG IN THE NEWS
Tim Schneider & John Paulich IV Featured In Gulfshore Business
On the October 7-13th Weekly real estate round up for Gulfshore Buiness Trinity Commercial Group was highlighted by way of Tim Schnieder and John Paulich IV each closing a lease deal. Eye Health of Ft. Myers LLC leased units 319-322, a total of 4,900± SF of space in the Pebblebrooke Center at 15215 Collier Blvd, North Naples. Tim Schnieder and his team, Tony Mangione & Ty Hensley, represented the tenant and Jim Doane & Mark Edwards of Welsh Companies FL Inc represented the landlord.
Ana Donohue Interiors Naples LLC leased 1,796± SF of retail space at 294 14th Ave S, Naples. JohnIV and his team, Doug Olson, Darren Moore, & Aimee Blitvich, represented the tenant and Tara Stokes with Investment Properties Corp. represented the landlord.
For more information on leasing, please contact our office at (239) 334-3040.
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