Mika Mattingly, executive vice president, Gerard Yetming, executive vice president, and Linn Ashberg, of Colliers International.
The odd ownership of Metromall—five entities who for the most part didn't know each other—made this a tough deal for Mattingly and the rest of the Colliers team.
July 31, 2018 at 11:32 AM
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South Florida real estate reporter
Colliers International South Florida executive vice president Mika Mattingly has closed countless deals but said the $14.5 million Metromall sale was one of the toughest.
“It was most definitely one of the hardest deals that I closed because there were five owners,” Mattingly said.
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