ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Confessions of a Street Broker, Jeremy sits down with Robert Blankinship, Executive Vice President at NAI Robert Lynn who works the Trinity/Brookhollow submarket of Dallas.
Robert grew up in Dallas, started his career with Wilkerson Properties in Lubbock, and by his mid-20s had already managed over 3 million square feet and generated $11 million in sales.
Since joining NAI Robert Lynn in 2008, he has completed more than 250 transactions totaling nearly 9 million square feet and over $400 million in volume.
We talk about his path into industrial real estate, the lessons he learned early on, what it takes to track every tenant and deal in your market, and some of the unique experiences that shaped his approach to business.
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