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Safeguard Properties expands its headquarters

Aug 05, 2010

Safeguard Properties Chief Executive Officer Alan Jaffa has announced a 7,500-sq. ft. expansion of its existing 58,000-sq. ft. headquarters facility. Safeguard Properties inspects and maintains defaulted and foreclosed properties for lenders, mortgage service companies and other financial institutions. The expansion space is located in a 20,000-sq. ft. mezzanine that the company built above its new headquarters building to accommodate planned growth. When fully built out, Jaffa said the headquarters will total 78,000-sq. ft. and accommodate more than 1,000 staffers. Since moving into its new headquarters in Spring of 2009, Safeguard’s employment has grown from 650 to more than 800. The expansion will provide work space for 85 additional staffers, plus conference rooms, a break room and other common areas. For more information, visit www.safeguardproperties.com.
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