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Delaware Industrial Properties For Lease - September 2020




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LORRAINE SHELDON
ASSOCIATE BROKER
(O) 302.322.9500 • (C) 302.561.0385
 
 
 
DAVID MORRISON, CCIM
ASSOCIATE BROKER
(O) 302.322.9500 x302 • (C) 302.668.8700
 
JIM O'HARA, JR.
ASSOCIATE BROKER
(O) 302.322.9500 • (C) 302.584.1632
 
ANN BAILEY, CCIM
ASSOCIATE BROKER
(O) 302.827.4940 • (C) 215.292.6100
 
JON HICKEY
SENIOR ASSOCIATE
(O) 302.322.9500 • (C) 302.438.0767
 
NEIL KILIAN SIOR, CCIM
BROKER-MANAGING DIRECTOR
(O) 302.322.9500 • (C) 302.521.7291
 
TIM PLEMMONS, MICP
SENIOR ASSOCIATE
(O) 302.322.9500 • (C) 610.675.5591
 
 
JOHN SORKVIST
TEAM LEAD
(O) 302.221.7268 • (C) 917.838.8105

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