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Posted: June 5, 2009
DLC promotes Podob as a senior leasing rep
DLC Management Corp., a national owner and operator of open-air shopping centers, promoted Evan Podob from leasing representative to senior leasing representative.
"Evan has been with DLC since he came out of college and has progressed from a trainee to a leasing representative to a senior leasing representative. During that time Evan has developed into a valuable member of our team and has progressed from smaller in line leasing to handling the lease up of our 90% pre-leased Levittown Town Center project which is opening this summer," said Adam Ifshin, DLC's president.
Levittown Town Center, located in Levittown, Pa., is anchored by Wal-Mart Supercenter, Home Depot and Ross Dress for Less.
DLC Management is one of the fastest-growing and preeminent private retail real estate companies in the nation, with expertise in acquisition, new development, redevelopment, leasing and management. Headquartered in New York with regional offices in Atlanta, Chicago and Baltimore, DLC leases a portfolio of 97 open-air shopping centers, totaling over 16,500,000 square feet of retail space in 26 states. For additional information about DLC Management and its portfolio, please visit www.dlcmgmt.com.
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