Stan Snow joined Kidder Mathews in 1999 after eight years at CB Richard Ellis in Seattle and five years at Schneider Commercial Real Estate in Los Angeles. Stan has worked on some of the largest and most complex real estate transactions in Seattle, including the redevelopment of SODO Center (now Starbucks Headquarters) – 1,800,000 sq ft, and the disposition of 33 Seattle Monorail properties – $71 Million. Within two years of starting in the business, he became a top producer and has now been involved in more than 15,000,000 sq ft of transactions.
In addition to Stan’s experience in investments and corporate services, he has also represented clients with office, mixed use residential, apartment, retail, and industrial requirements.
Stan provides brokerage and consulting services for acquisition and disposition; investment sales; land sales; leasing; tenant representation; redevelopment/adaptive reuse; build-to-suits; company relocations, consolidations or expansion.
Stan has served as Chairman of Seattle Young Life’s Executive Committee, member of the Seattle/King County Economic Development Council Task Force, Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR), and the Washington State Commercial Association of Realtors. In 2002-2003 Stan worked with many of the region’s top leaders to develop a regional economic development strategy now known as the Prosperity Partnership.
Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration / Marketing, California State University Northridge.
Redevelopment Project
Multi-Market Adaptive Re-Use Projects
Sale
Sale & Resale of 270,000 sq ft & 239,000 sq ft
KAO Infosystems, Bothell
Investment Sale
First Hill, Seattle
Investment Sale
Corporate Office Relocation & Disposition Assignments
Joint Venture
Ground Lease Renegotiation
Build to Suit
Build to Suit
10-Year Lease Transaction
Investment Sale
Lease in Bellevue, WA
Business Park in Seattle
5 transactions Including Lodge Relocation
Land Sale for Mixed-Use Development in Fredrickson, WA
Office, Industrial, and Transitional Housing Programs
High-Rise Development Site in First Hill, Seattle
Sale of High-Rise Development Site plus $15 Million Acquisition for Relocation
Sale of two Seattle waterfront properties