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| John Redfield |
IRVINE, Calif., March 26, 2014 – Faris Lee Investments, the
nation’s largest retail-specialized investment advisory firm, has named John
Redfield as director. Redfield previously served as senior financial
analyst with Faris Lee.
In his new role, Redfield will leverage his years of
experience servicing private and institutional owners to provide them with the
highest level of retail real estate advisory.
In keeping with Faris Lee's reputation for bringing advanced
intellect and insight to every transaction, Redfield excels at unlocking
maximum value for an asset and advising clients on financial and marketing
strategies that will help them achieve their commercial real estate goals.
“John has provided outstanding leadership and underwriting
skills to Faris Lee and has been an invaluable part of the firm,” said Richard
Chichester, president and CEO of Faris Lee Investments. “His financial
skills and real estate knowledge will serve him well in a brokerage role.”
Redfield has more than seven years of experience in the
commercial real estate industry and has been directly involved in over $315
million in commercial real estate transactions. His background includes
acquisitions, dispositions and underwriting of retail, office and multifamily asset
types.
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| Richard Chichester |
Prior to joining Faris Lee, Redfield worked in
acquisitions/dispositions and asset management in the West Coast office of
Goldman Sachs-owned Archon Group.
While at Archon he assisted in the disposition of over $132
million and managed over three million square feet of commercial real estate.
He also worked at Milan Capital Management, a long-time client of Faris Lee.
Redfield received a Bachelor degree in Business
Administration with a concentration in Real Estate Finance from University of
Southern California. He is a member of the Trojan Real Estate Association
(TREA).
For a complete copy of the company’s news release, please
contact:
Darcie Giacchetto
Spaulding Thompson & Associates
949.278.6224
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