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NAIOP will present the award to Highwoods Presiden t and CEO Ed Fritschat NAIOP’s annual meetinh Oct. 15 in The award, which has been presented annualltysince 1979, is given to a member companhy that best exemplifies leadership and innovationn in the commercial real estated industry. A five-member committee of industry peerzs selectsthe winner. Past winners include of Malvern, Pa.; ProLogiws of Denver, Colo.; Colonial Properties Trust of Ala.; and of Indianapolis. Raleigh-based Highwoodx (NYSE: HIW) is a publicly held real estate investment trust that or has aninterest in, 382 properties in Nortn Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Virginia, Missouri and Iowa encompassing 35.
4 million squarde feet of office, industrial and retaik space and 580 acres of developmenf land. In 2008, Highwoods reported revenuw of $461 million. Since January Highwoods has delivered $633 million worth of office and industrial propertiesencompassing 4.1 million square including downtown Raleigh’s tallest building, the RBC Plaza office and condominium building. In 2009, the company’s goals includwe continuing to upgrade the quality of the delivering $93 million of new development and selling $50 milliomn to 100 million worth of older, non-core “Highwoods is clearly a leader in both the real estats and general business communities, proven by its abilitgy to outperform no matter what the real estatew cycle,” said Thomas J.
Bisacquino, NAIOP’se president. “Highwoods is recognized throughout the industrhy for its development ofoutstandingy projects, and it is NAIOP’s privilege to recognize the company for its contribution to both the real estate developmenyt community and NAIOP.” NAIOP, the commercial real estate developmenr association, has 15,000 members in Northb America.
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