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DALLAS-Staubach Capital Markets, keeping to its vow to beef up the team, has picked up a well-known 14-year veteran in the ongoing shift of the brokerage ranks as CB Richard Ellis absorbs Trammell Crow Co. professionals.
Ken Bendalin, marking his second day with Staubach, has retained his vice president title with the affiliation shift. He will continue to work the institutional retail sales market, partnering with Staubach's Ken Shulman, executive vice president of investment sales. CBRE declined to comment on Bendalin's amicable exit, which is just the first of several rumored changes in the Dallas/Fort Worth ranks.
"Ken was looking for someone for the Dallas team. They approached me," Bendalin tells GlobeSt.com. "I very quickly got on board with what they were doing."
Bendalin says he has two retail sales in the CBRE pipeline that should be polished off by midyear. His black book includes industry mainstays like Jacksonville, FL-based Regency Centers Corp., San Francisco's Rreef North America and Kimco Corp. of New Hyde Park, NY. Bendalin joined TCC in May 2006 after eight years as a senior asset manager for Dallas-based Sarofim Realty Advisors.
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