SOUTHAMPTON, PA (10/15/09) -- Hart Corporation, the nation’s largest industrial real estate brokerage firm focusing on the secondary and tertiary markets throughout the country, has just announced the selection of NAI Knoxville as the newest affiliate firm to join Hart Group International. As part of HGI, NAI Knoxville will service Hart’s client requirements in Knoxville, TN and joins over 80 premier real estate brokerage firms who are leaders in industrial real estate transactions in their respective cities.
Hart Corporation’s core services are focused on two critical areas for any major industrial firm: surplus property disposition and site searches. Recent transactions by Hart Corporation in Tennessee include sales of the 270,589 square foot Carter’s distribution facility in White House; the 120,000 square foot Wassau Homes facility in Lawrenceburg and the 66,736 square foot Theragenics facility in Oak Ridge.
NAI Knoxville was organized in 1983, bringing together an experienced group of real estate professionals dedicated to maximizing their clients’ value and satisfaction. Since that time, NAI Knoxville has become one of the most respected and productive firms in the Knoxville area market, specializing in industrial, office, land, retail, corporate services and investment.
With offices in Knoxville and an in-depth involvement with the East Tennessee community through memberships in area chambers, boards, civic organizations, churches and the Knoxville Area Association of Commercial Realtors Commercial Information Exchange (KAARCIE), the firm has a competitive advantage over other commercial/industrial real estate firms seeking to do business in this area.
“Despite an extremely challenging economy, Hart Corporation continues to complete transactions across the country” said Bart Hardison, Vice President of Hart Corporation’s Southeast Regional office in Atlanta, Georgia. “We are excited about teaming up with the professionals at NAI Knoxville to offer the combined expertise of both our companies to anyone looking to do business in the Knoxville market.”