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Korren joins Savanna as principal, director of leasing

Savanna, a New York-based real estate private equity and asset management firm, has hired Todd Korren as principal, director of leasing. In his new position, Korren will be responsible for leasing activity, tenant relations and promoting the Savanna portfolio within the brokerage community. Savanna will continue to engage third party real estate brokerage and property management firms on each of the buildings within its portfolio while Korren will coordinate leasing activities with these firms and will work directly with existing tenants within the Savanna portfolio. Korren joins Savanna with over 26 years of experience in the real estate and construction industries, including office and retail leasing, construction, asset and property management, acquisitions, property redevelopment and repositioning, site assemblage and ground up development. Previously, Korren has held positions at a number of top tier real estate firms including The Witkoff Group, Insignia/ESG (now CB Richard Ellis), StructureTone and most recently, Swig Equities.Todd Korren, Savanna
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