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Jackson Martin Joins The Stone Group as Vice President

Jun 24, 2014

Jackson Martin has joined Austin-based commercial real estate services firm The Stone Group as vice president. Martin will manage commercial real estate portfolios and transactions for The Stone Group and their national client base, while handling commercial lease negotiations, providing site and market comparative analysis, asset acquisition and disposition services, as well as tenant improvement project management services. Involved with the real estate industry since 2002, Martin has handled project leasing assignments of commercial real estate for owners and developers, overseen the management and disposition of approximately $100 million in commercial real assets and has been directly involved with hundreds of commercial lease transactions. Prior to beginning his career, Martin earned a business degree from Texas State University. He is a licensed real estate broker and has recently served on the Board of Directors of a Harris County Municipal Utility District. “Jackson has proven himself repeatedly as a leader and a strategist,” said Michael Stone, chief executive officer. “He has seen it all in the commercial real estate industry, and we have no doubt that his impressive string of successes will continue here on behalf of our clients.”
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