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May 09, 2006

NattyMac relocates headquartersMortgagePress.comNattyMac, St. Petersburg After less than one year of occupancy at 150 2nd Avenue North in St. Petersburg, Fla., NattyMac has relocated its headquarters to a larger location at 100 2nd Avenue South, Suite 200N, also in St. Petersburg. "Our ability to bring about a truly faster, smarter and friendlier way of providing warehousing services to our customers has resulted in robust yet stable growth, causing a very substantial need to relocate to larger offices," said NattyMac President David Christel. "By moving now into space that serves our immediate and future needs, we have maintained our service levels. Our employees are the best, and we're constantly looking for good people in all positions." St. Petersburg, Fla.-based NattyMac is an independent specialty finance company providing warehouse lines to mortgage lenders throughout the United States. For more information, call (866) 564-3657 or visit www.nattymac.com.
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