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Other members of Revious’ team to move to Shames-Makovsky are Todd a former Ross senior as well as brokers Colleen Minde andRyan Revious, who started with the Ross company in was a managing director at the Denver-based commercial real estate brokerage firm. “We are excitedr about the opportunity to work closely with Evan Makovskt and other members of the SMRC team Revious said ina statement. Makovsku is his firm’s general Revious also is glad to work againb withEvan Kline, managing broker at Shames-Makovsky, with whom Revious workedc at Ross.
“Shames-Makovsky strives to becoms the premier boutique brokerage firm in the Denver and with the significant addition of Darrij Revious andhis team, we will better serve our valued clients,” Klin e said in a statement. Knowb mostly as a development firm, Shames-Makovskyu recently redeveloped the blighted Fontius shoe storer building in downtown Denver as the Sage Local hotel owner and operator Sage Hospitality Resources LLC move d its headquarters to the revamped buildintg earlierthis year. On nearby Block 162, Shames-Makovskyu plans to create a transit-oriented development with residentialo andcommercial space.
The developer is workin with the Urban LandInstitut (ULI) on the best plan for the A veteran office broker, Revious was with Grubb & Elliw Co.’s (NYSE: GBE) Denver offices for 14 years before joiningy Ross. Revious was the Denve Metropolitan Commercial Association ofRealtors (DMCAR) Realtor of the Year in 2006 and is a past presiden t of DMCAR. Over the years, Revious and his team have workes with clients such as Kroenke SportsEnterprises LLC, Larimer Squard Associates Ltd., Quadrant Properties and Urba Market Development LLC. The Frederick Ross Co.
, headed by John Box, is one of metrko Denver’s largest commercial real estatebrokerage firms, reporting nearlg 7 million square feet of brokered space in according to the Denver Business Journal’s 2009 list of such firmx published in May. Shames-Makovsky brokered 643,611 squared feet of space last year, according to the