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Lift Partners adds Industrial Veteran Michael Murray as a new Partner to its growing Platform

The RegistryNovember 2, 20171 Mins read833

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Former Terreno Executive to Focus on Industrial Acquisition Opportunities along West Coast SAN FRANCISCO (November 1, 2017) – Lift Partners, a value-add real estate operating company headquartered in San Francisco, has added industrial veteran Michael Murray as a new Partner to its platform. Murray a veteran real estate executive with vast institutional experience acquiring, repositioning, […]

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