Stirling Properties Operations Manager, Patrick Malik, participates in national webinar
Stirling Properties Operations Manager, Patrick Malik, participates in national webinar presented by National Real Estate Investor and Retail Traffic Magazine.
Patrick outlines “How to protect your Building from Water Damage and Costly Repairs”. View Webinar. Download Slides.
Stirling Properties Welcomes John Reynolds to Their Property Management Team
COVINGTON, Louisiana—- (FEBRUARY 10, 2011) Stirling Properties, the exclusive third-party management and leasing firm for Clearview Mall in Metairie, Louisiana, has appointed John Reynolds as the new Mall Manager for this 700,000 square foot enclosed Shopping Center.
“Stirling Properties requires strong leadership to maintain and oversee the daily operations of each of our properties,” said Donna Taylor, Vice President of Asset and Property Management for Stirling Properties. “John’s extensive background and knowledge of the industry was the perfect fit to elevate and continue to grow Clearview Mall’s prominent market position”.
Mr. Reynolds has approximately 15 years of property management and leasing experience and holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Business Administration from Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. His most recent employment as Property Manager for NAI Sullivan Group in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, included the responsibility of managing the day-to-day operations for 14 retail and office properties that totaled over 1 million square feet.
Clearview Mall has a strong mix of retail, entertainment and dinning choices with leasing opportunities still available. For more information contact:
- Retail inquires: Chris Abadie at (504) 620-8139 or cabadie@stirlingprop.com.
- Office inquires: Rick Skelding at (504) 620-8129 or rske@stirlingprop.com.
Stirling Properties Participates in Soldiers’ Angels Operation Overseas Mardi Gras
Photo One: Back Row (L-R) Grady Brame, Marcia McGarrity, Donna Taylor, Ellen McCain and Marty Mayer. Front Row (L-R) Tina Crouchet, Gena Randall, Tara Slater, Nancy Stallings and Kristy Beach. Photo Two: Some of the cards created for the soliders by local Elementary and Middle School students
COVINGTON, LOUISIANA (February 7, 2011) –
Stirling Properties collected Mardi Gras items to send to men and women serving in Afghanistan and Iraq. For the second year in a row, the company collected Mardi Gras trinkets, costumes and beads for the Louisiana Chapter of Soldiers’ Angels Operation Overseas Mardi Gras. Soldiers’ Angels is a non-profit, international volunteer organization that provides yearlong aid to all branches of the United States military.
“Several of our employees are military veterans, while others have family members who are currently deployed, so it was important to us to let the troops know we support them,” said Marty Mayer, President and CEO of Stirling Properties.
This year, with participation from area schools, employees from Stirling Properties mailed 25 boxes to send to the troops. Mrs. Daviston’s second grade class at Covington Elementary School and Mrs. Reed’s and Mrs. Bendernagel’s sixth grade classes at Mandeville Middle School provided dozens of hand crafted cards and letters which were included in the packages.
“The letters the children wrote and the cards they made are so special,” said Tina Crouchet, Lease Administrator for Stirling Properties and mother of Spc. Randy L. Caminita Jr. who is currently serving in Afghanistan. “These packages will definitely make our troops smile and, more importantly, allows us to extend our local culture and carnival spirit to those not able to spend Mardi Gras with their family and those yet to experience our carnival traditions.”
Stirling Properties’ hope is to help exceed Soldiers’ Angels goal of 1,500 boxes, which will mean every currently-deployed Louisiana Unit will have a purple, green and gold care package to open in time for Mardi Gras.
Stirling Properties’ Lewis Stirling Appointed Director of Hancock Bank’s Wealth Management Committee
COVINGTON, Louisiana —- (FEBRUARY 1, 2011) Lewis Stirling, Vice President and Partner for Stirling Properties, will serve as Director of Hancock Bank’s 2011 Wealth Management Committee alongside directors from other states.
As part of the Wealth Management Committee, Mr. Stirling will be responsible for reviewing the results of the previous quarter for Hancock Bank’s trust, investment, and insurance activities, including a recap of monthly Trust Administrative Committee (TAC) meetings.
Founded in 1899, Hancock Bank currently operates more than 180 banking and financial services offices and more than 160 ATMs in Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and Florida. Hancock Holding Company (NASDAQ: HBHC), the parent company of Hancock Bank, is headquartered in Gulfport, Mississippi.
Stirling Properties Welcomes Tucker Brooks to its Team
COVINGTON, Louisiana—- (JANUARY 24, 2011) Stirling Properties announces the addition of Tucker Brooks to the company’s Asset and Property Management Division located at 109 Northpark Blvd. Suite 300 in Covington, Louisiana as an Assistant Asset Manager for the company.
“Stirling has grown its business despite the recent downturn in the economy. We anticipate this growth will continue and the addition of young, experienced, and talented people like Tucker will only help escalate that growth while providing the results our clients expect,” said Donna Taylor, Vice President of Asset and Property Management for Stirling Properties.
Mr. Brooks joins Stirling Properties from SRS Real Estate Partners in Denver, Colorado where he specialized in landlord and tenant representation. His most recent clients, while with SRS, included Circle K Gas Stations, Fidelity Investments, Flow Restaurant Group, and Mile High Thrift Store.
Mr. Brooks is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) and ICSC Next Generation. In 2009, he received the CoStar Group’s 2008 Power Broker Award as a top Retail Leasing Broker for Grubb & Ellis also in Denver, Colorado. Mr. Brooks earned his Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Real Estate and Construction Management from the University of Denver in 2004. Also, a Bachelor of Arts degree was obtained from the University of Montana for journalism.
Stirling Properties’ Mark Salvetti Attends ICSC CenterBuild Conference
COVINGTON, Louisiana —- (DECEMBER 9, 2010) Mark Salvetti, Director of Project Management for Stirling Properties, recently attended the ICSC CenterBuild Conference, a three day, premier retail design and construction conference held in Phoenix, Arizona on December 1st. The International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) hosts this annual conference where more than 2,000 architects, contractors, developers, engineers, tenant coordinators and retailers gather to learn, engage, and connect with industry leaders.
This year is Mr. Salvetti’s fifth year attending CenterBuild and third year as a member of the CenterBuild Program Planning Committee. Along with the ICSC Advisory Council, the 50 member Program Planning Committee is responsible for the conference’s overall success. They meet several times a year to discuss how to best orchestrate an interactive program that encourages the exchange of ideas while addressing local and international development issues.
Among the highlights of the conference is the ability to obtain ICSC’s Certified Development, Design and Construction Professional (CDP) designation, which Mr. Salvetti earned in 2007 as part of the designation’s first graduating class.
“The most important tool we have in understanding the changing demographics that affect our retail landscape is education,” said Salvetti. “CenterBuild is the best way to expand your knowledge base and I encourage anyone in the industry to attend.”
For the past 28 years, the conference’s success stems from focusing on individual learning by creating maximum opportunities to meet other professionals, listen to dynamic speakers, and discuss industry related issues through general sessions, workshops and roundtables. For more information about ICSC or CenterBuild visit www.icsc.org.
