Colliers Names Mort Fetterolf Director of Industrial Services For South Florida

Mort Fetterolf has become the Director of Industrial Services at Colliers International South Florida.
Fetterolf has represented the interests of corporate real estate users and owners for 15 years. His transaction history covers a wide range of services including sales, leasing, portfolio management and development.
“In my new role as the Director of Industrial Services, I look forward to building on the momentum of the Colliers platform in South Florida,” says Fetterolf. “Our mission is to deliver results for our clients while providing best in class service.”
Mort’s comprehensive approach focuses on his clients’ goals. His objectives while representing tenants include the reduction and control of occupancy costs. While representing landlords, Mort utilizes his market knowledge to drive rents, limit concessions and secure credit tenants for small to institutional owners of real estate.
“Mort has accelerated the success of our clients by providing his special knowledge of the industrial marketplace in South Florida and matching that with service excellence.” says Stephen Nostrand, CEO. “That has resulted in him and his team closing over 400,000 square feet of assignments in 2012. Mort has established a solid foundation for our Industrial Platform and continues to expand our capabilities and our expertise through new experienced brokers joining that effort.”
Fetterolf and his team were successful in completing in excess of almost 200,000 square feet of transactions with Synnex Corporation, Agility Logistics Corporation and Horizon Products within a 30 day period last year. His unmatched knowledge of the industrial market and expert negotiating skills secures long term, efficient solutions for his clients. Recent transactions include an 11,600-square-foot deal for Samsung and the recent sale of a 171,000-square-foot warehouse in Medley.
Mort was recently featured in CRE-sources’ PERSPECTIVES Report.  CLICK HERE FOR MARCH’S COMPLETE “PERSPECTIVES” REPORT