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Last Friday at the annual Hawaii Economic Forecast function, Howard Dicus of Hawaii News Now moderated a panel of commercial real estate experts. Mike Hamasu of Colliers Monroe Friedlander joined Sunrise to explain.

Our Celebrity

For those who have not read the December issue of Hawaii Business magazine, here’s a feature they ran of our very own Andrew Friedlander. Enjoy!

UPDATE (11/17/09): This position is no longer available.

Job Title:
Full-Time Clerical (Filing) Assistant (Downtown Honolulu)

Position Overview:
Duties include but are not limited to: heavy volume filing, storage/archive file maintenance (physical & database), mail processing, ordering supplies, running daily errands and other clerical support as needed.

Qualifications:
Ideal candidate must be organized, detail oriented, and able to work independently. Must be able to lift/carry at least 50 lbs. 2+ years of general office experience and proficiency in Word, Excel and Outlook is preferred. Reliable attendance is required.

Submit resume, letter of interest (please specify position and location) & salary requirements to:
Colliers Monroe Friedlander Management, Inc.
Email: career@colliershawaii.com
Fax: 808-545-5689
Equal Opportunity Employer

Mike in KHON2 News

Mike Hamasu, Director of Consulting & Research, discusses about how some of the major national retailers do quite well in terms of sales in per square foot basis.

Our monthly property listings are now available.

Download it here.

UPDATE (11/17/09): This position is no longer available.

Job Title:
Property Manager (Big Island of Hawaii)

Job Description:
Duties include but are not limited to: budget/financial statement preparation and review, lease administration, tenant/client relations, tenant improvement coordination, building operations, oversight of general maintenance and contracted services.

Ideal candidate will have excellent people, organizational and operational skills. Must be detail oriented, able to meet strict deadlines, and communicate effectively, both written and verbal. Must have reliable attendance and have the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment with strict deadlines. Proficiency in Word, Excel and Outlook is required. 2+ years of experience in commercial property management and Hawaii Real Estate License is required. College Degree preferred.

Submit resume, letter of interest (please specify position and location) & salary requirements to:
Colliers Monroe Friedlander Management, Inc.
Email: career@colliershawaii.com
Fax: 808-545-5689
Equal Opportunity Employer

UPDATE (11/17/09): This position is no longer available.

Job Title:
Administrative Assistant (Downtown Honolulu)

Job Description:
This position will provide support to the Property Manager. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: administrative work, tenant relations, lease administration, building operations, contract services, and budget and financial records.

Candidate must have excellent people, organizational, and verbal/written communication skills. Must have reliable attendance and have the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment with strict deadlines. Proficiency in Word, Excel and Outlook is required. College Degree and 1+ years of experience in commercial real estate is preferred.

Submit resume, letter of interest (please specify position and location) & salary requirements to:
Colliers Monroe Friedlander Management, Inc.
Email: career@colliershawaii.com
Fax: 808-545-5689
Equal Opportunity Employer

Scott L. Mitchell (B) discusses the current recession and tight credit market with Howard Dicus of KGMB9 News.

Allison Lee (S) has created an online video about Times Square Shopping Center and what the center offers for future tenants.

For more information about Times Square Shopping Center, please inquire Colliers exclusive agents:

  • Byron “Biff” Graper (S): 523-9737
  • Allison Lee (S): 523-9770

Forever Young Recipient

KHNL News 8 featured Andy Friedlander as this year’s “Forever Young” recipients. He is considered the Mayor of Chinatown with his primary passion to continue to improve Hawaii’s schools. Click on the image for more information.

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