Experience
Mark Mattison specializes in office and medical office brokerage representing landlords and tenants in negotiations and consulting work. He also represents both users and investors in sale transactions and financial analysis.
Mark provides over 10 years of experience as a brokerage associate in the Charleston office and has been representing buyers, sellers, tenants, and landlords in connection with acquisition, disposition, leasing, valuation, and consulting work of office and medical office buildings and land.
Prior to Colliers, he worked for a local development company in Charleston and a tenant representation firm in Atlanta as a specialist. He gained significant knowledge on important strategies used by tenants and their representatives to reduce occupancy costs and also gained an understanding of issues such as economic incentives, financing strategies, and demographic information.
Mark has successfully earned the SIOR designation in 2011 and the CCIM designation in 2008 and is currently working on education requirements towards the Masters of Corporate Real Estate (MCR) designation.
Education
- College of Charleston, BS, 1999
Areas of Practice
- Tenant Representation
- Landlord
- Sale/Leasing
- Consulting
Transactions
2013
Daum Commercial Real Estate Services
Newport Beach, CA
Bridge Commercial
Charleston, SC
Daum Commercial Real Estate Services
Newport Beach, CA
$273,682
Office
Lease
2,813 sq. ft.
Kenneth represented Kelly Services Inc.
Mark represented Kelly Services Inc.
North Charleston, SC - November 25, 2013
Bridge Commercial
Charleston, SC
Bridge Commercial
Charleston, SC
$350,000
Office
Lease
8,700 sq. ft.
Hagood represented Expeditors International
Jeffrey represented Expeditors International
Charleston, SC - April 9, 2013
2011
Bridge Commercial
Charleston, SC
Bridge Commercial
Charleston, SC
Bridge Commercial
Charleston, SC
$1,033,057
Office
Lease
Charleston, SC - August 1, 2011
Bridge Commercial
Charleston, SC
Bridge Commercial
Charleston, SC
$145,000
Industrial
Lease
Charleston, SC - January 1, 2011