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John E. Fuller founded his namesake commercial real estate firm 55 years ago. He has now sold his remaining stake in the commercial real estate firm and has bought 100% of Fuller Western Real Estate.
John E. Fuller, founder of Fuller and Company Commercial Real Estate in 1955 has sold his interest in that firm and simultaneously purchased 100 percent interest in Fuller Western Real Estate. The price was not disclosed.
“This is an opportunity I couldn’t pass up,” said Fuller, chairman and CEO of Fuller Western said. ”It will enable Fuller Western Real Estate to expand its services into the brokerage of commercial and industrial real estate, serving the many regional commercial clients we have represented successfully for over 55 years.”
$2 billion in sales
While at Fuller and Co., Fuller and his team grew the firm to $2 billion in annual gross sales with more than 300 employees to become one of the largest and most successful firms of its kind in the region. The company recently aligned itself with Cassidy Turley of St. Louis.
Fuller Western recently moved to its new headquarters building near Broadway and Mineral in Littleton and has begun building its commercial division with the addition of seasoned veterans, John Fuller, Jr. , and Bob Leino, commercial brokers, with others to be added in the near future. Burt Fuller, president and chief operating officer of Fuller Western, Jack Kavanaugh, executive vice president of the farm and ranch division and his many brokers throughout Colorado and Wyoming, including Fuller’s full-service office in La Veta, Colorado, will remain in their positions.
“My vision is to keep Fuller Western Real Estate a boutique firm of seasoned specialists,” John Fuller said. “We will continue to serve our farm and ranch clients with the same commitment as we have for the past 16 years, but we will become a much more viable force in Colorado real estate with the addition of our commercial and industrial division. This will benefit both our farm and ranch and commercial clients.”
Fuller is a past chairman of the Greater Denver Chamber of Commerce, past chairman of the Denver Board of Realtors, and a 2007 Inductee to the Colorado Business Hall of Fame.
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His is the man:
Van Schaack – kaput
Fullenweider – kaput
Garret-Bromfield – kaput
Moore Realty – kaput
and many others – kaput