McGuire Development Company, a local commercial development, brokerage and property management firm, has appointed David Von Derau Jr. of South Wales as director of facilities/construction.
In this capacity, Von Derau will be responsible for the owner's representation of various projects. This includes ensuring that customers enter into fair and equitable contracts with architects, and securing the project vision while remaining realistic within the proactive design and review processes.
In addition, he also works with the construction manager to negotiate fees, completes a facilities overview of the design and assumes the lead project management role along with the owner. Von Derau utilizes McGuire Development Company's transparent philosophy, providing clients with full access to information as it pertains to their real estate project(s) and returns all savings back to the owner.
Von Derau possesses 14 years of healthcare experience and more than 24 years of construction experience ranging from residential, commercial, heavy highway and the most complex of construction in the healthcare environment. As an experienced owner's representative, he has successfully managed the complicated construction processes.
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