Mark Bramlett combines a superior understanding of the Arizona market combined with his strategic thinking ability, to formulate a total real estate landscape for his retail customer base

Lee & Associates, which specializes in commercial brokerage services of industrial, office, investment, multifamily, retail, has announced, Mark Bramlett, is taking a principal role at the firm.

A top retail producer for the last 15 years, Bramlett brings more than 25 years of commercial real estate experience in Arizona to Lee & Associates, according to a press release.

Numbers show over the last decade, Bramlett has closed more than 200 transactions totaling more than half a billion in valuation. Bramlett specializes in the tenant representation of national retailers and commercial land development with a commitment to providing value added service through market knowledge and negotiation skills.

On the tenant side Bramlett has represented some of the country’s biggest retailers including:

• Tanger Outlet Malls,
• Dayton Hudson (Target),
• Home Depot Inc.;
• Kroger Company (Fry’s Food Store),
• Wells Fargo;
• Walgreen’s Drug Stores;
• McDonald’s; and
• Raising Cane’s.

Bramlett’s market knowledge, industry contacts, and extensive principal relationships has also meant success for the expansion of his retail clients in Arizona, Lee & Associates officials say.

On the landlord representation side, Bramlett has represented:

• DMB Associates;
• Kimco Development;
• Globe Corporation;
• Klaff Realty;
• Barclay Group:
• Sun Belt Investment Holdings;
• Evergreen Development; and
• National Retail Properties.

“Mark Bramlett combines a superior understanding of the Arizona market combined with his strategic thinking ability, to formulate a total real estate landscape for his retail customer base,” said Fred Darche, managing principal.

“He is incredibly knowledgeable about future competitive changes, as well as the ever-changing growth and traffic patterns in and around Metro Phoenix and throughout Arizona. We look forward to having him be a new driving force at Lee & Associates.”