Trion Holdings
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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: October 3, 2017
Trion appoints Moyer and Milio to acquisitions team
Trion Holdings
Trion Holdings
New York, NY Kevin Moyer and Dominick Milio have been appointed to the positions of senior VP and VP of acquisitions at Trion Holdings LLC to further develop the firm’s growing real estate portfolio throughout NYC.
Moyer will be responsible for the oversight of the acquisitions department including sourcing, identifying, evaluating, underwriting and structuring potential acquisitions and will also lead the capital markets efforts relative to the firm’s newly acquired assets.
Milio will be responsible for sourcing, identifying, evaluating, underwriting and structuring potential acquisitions throughout the NYC market and will also lead the departments underwriting efforts relative to both new assets and ongoing asset management activities.
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