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Jay Fetherston Joins Harsch as Vice President, Retail Acquisition and Development

August 12, 20181 Mins read370
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Jay Fetherston has joined Harsch Investment Properties as Vice President of Retail Acquisitions and Development in the Portland headquarters office. Fetherston will oversee development projects within the company's 2.5+ million square foot retail portfolio and actively manage new retail property acquisitions in western U.S. markets. Fetherston’s experience spans the acquisition of over 100 commercial properties […]

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