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Colliers International’s Bill Condon Named Emerging Industrial Leader by Real Estate Forum

The RegistryOctober 26, 20152 Mins read508

SEATTLE — Colliers International is pleased to announce that Bill Condon was prestigiously selected as an Emerging Industrial Leader by national publication Real Estate Forum. Condon is Managing Director and Executive Vice President of Colliers International’s Seattle office. In his 12-year career, Condon has sold and leased more than 35 million square feet of industrial product, […]

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