Having worked in the Commercial Real Estate industry for nearly 10 years now, I have become accustomed to the reality that change is unavoidable.  While changes can be challenging, opportunistic, difficult, or just plain new, one thing that we all must be able to do is address them in a productive manner.  Over the past 2 years, I have been fortunate enough to achieve partner status at my firm, become engaged and married, and welcome our first child.  I have also experienced the passing of a life mentor, and another close friend who each lost their battles with cancer.  I have watched the economy rise and fall, and rise again.  I have seen much change and I have learned that there are useful ways to handle it in both business and personal relationships. 

 
1.  Clearly Define Priorities
2.  Have Realistic Expectation of Your Schedule
3.  Track the Results 

Just Leased!!!

18,400 SF of Industrial Space
​Santa Fe Springs, CA

Christopher J. Destino was hired by the Lessee, AllStar Cable Products, Inc., to represent them in their expansion from 9,200 SF to 18,400 SF.  Christopher leveraged his market knowledge and relationships to help secure the deal for the Lessee as they signed a new 5 year lease commencing November 1, 2016. The Landlord, TIAA, was represented by Cushman & Wakefield.