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Posted: April 21, 2014
Sigourney to lead CPEX's retail investment team
Andre Sigourney has been chosen to lead CPEX Real Estate Services' retail investment sales team. Sigourney spent the previous two years as associate director of the mixed-use sales team at CPEX, brokering 20 transactions with an aggregate sales value of over $26 million.
Prior to CPEX, Sigourney worked with the real estate investment group Paralelo Diez Investments in Costa Rica, helping them raise capital and structure acquisitions. Alongside his real estate endeavors, Sigourney also founded multiple businesses while in Costa Rica. This included an English school for the local community of Coronado, and a TESOL institute to provide training and certification for EFL teachers. Both are still in operation.
Sigourney graduated from Syracuse University with a bachelor of arts in Political Science and Philosophy.
"Andre will bring the same dedication and professionalism to retail sales that he exhibited as a member of the mixed-use sales team," said CPEX managing partner Brian Leary.
Sigourney said, "I am excited to sharpen my focus on retail properties. The retail growth citywide has been phenomenal, and I'm looking forward to this new challenge."
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