SVN Gryphon Parker Adds 2 Additional Seasoned CRE Advisors

April 1, 2015 (Columbus, Oho) – Sperry Van Ness Gryphon Parker is pleased to announce that Jack Turner and Brent Greer have joined the firm to focus on investment sales and leasing as well as development projects.    

Jack has over 35 years of experience involving all aspects of commercial real estate including site selection and acquisition, feasibility studies, zoning and land use controls, joint ventures, financial arrangements, design, construction and operations.  His development experience has ranged from being the principal developer and project owner to providing development and consulting services to other property owners and investors.

Brent is a 20 plus year veteran of the industry representing clients in Ohio, Florida and other states.  In 2008 and 2012, he was named by Business First newspaper as a top selling agent in Columbus, Ohio. In April 2011, he received the SYNERGY Award from Blue Rock Midwest.  From 2009 to 2011, he served on the City of Columbus’ Property Maintenance Appeals Board.

Both had previously been with Prudential Commercial which has recently been acquired by the residential firm Berkshire Hathaway Home Services.

“Both Jack and Brent bring with them years of experience built from undertaking transactions across the country.  We are very excited that both of them are choosing Sperry Van Ness Gryphon Parker as their home.” said Shawn Parker, managing director of Columbus based SVN/Gryphon Parker. 

Brent and Jack can be contacted by phone at 614- 885-0020.  The company’s full listings can be viewed at www.svngp.com and www.svn.com.    

About SVN Gryphon Parker

Sperry Van Ness Gryphon Parker provides brokerage, management, leasing and auction services throughout the State of Ohio and works with a national buyer and seller base including affluent individuals, corporations and lending institutions.  The internal Special Assets Group, working closely with Parker Kruse Asset Management, advises financial institutions, borrowers and the Courts on troubled asset administration throughout the United States.