Professional Experience
Associated Office
Donald Tabor began his career with CBRE in 2016 where he managed Atlantic Canada's market research platform. In 2017, Donald transitioned into a commercial leasing and sales role where he now specializes in landlord and tenant representation for office and retail properties.
Donald is actively involved in office and retail development pre-leasing projects, large scale office landlord representation assignments and tenant representation assignments for office, retail and restaurant tenants, as well as commercial property and investment sales.
Donald has experience representing large scale developers and landlords across asset types, including The Armour Group, WM Fares Group, Mosaik Properties, Grafton Developments Inc. and Manga Hotels.
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