Hyatt Commercial is proud to announce the promotion of George Shenas to the position of Vice President. George has been an invaluable asset to the company since joining the team in 2017.
Over the years, George has concentrated his expertise in retail brokerage services, spanning the Central, Southern Maryland, and Eastern Shore regions. With a diverse background in representing various property types, he has fostered invaluable relationships with both national and local landlords. Recognized for his commitment and in-depth market knowledge, George has quickly climbed the ranks.
George’s contribution extends beyond landlord services. He has adeptly handled tenant representation, assisting national tenants in exploring new market opportunities and supporting local tenants keen on expanding their presence in existing markets.
“We’re thrilled to see George’s sustained success at Hyatt Commercial. His dedication, market knowledge, and community involvement embody the values we cherish,” said Justin Mullen, President at Hyatt Commercial.
George shared his perspective on what distinguishes Hyatt Commercial. “Hyatt is special because it is a family. We have a solid core of brokers. We have really good people – whether it’s the admin staff, property management, or the brokers. We all like to help each other and we all like to work hard.”
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About Hyatt Commercial
Hyatt Commercial, headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, is a leader in the industry representing local, regional, and national clients in the area. With over 60 years of experience, Hyatt Commercial offers comprehensive real estate services through its subsidiary companies, including property management, commercial construction, brokerage, and land development management residential services. Committed to excellence and driven by a passion for real estate, Hyatt Commercial continues to be a trusted partner in shaping the regions real estate landscape. Visit hyattcommercial.com for more information.
