GEORGETOWN, TEXAS, September 22, 2014 – The Embree Group of Companies is pleased to announce the addition of Jecoah Byrnes to lead its national healthcare practice. Mr. Byrnes joins Embree as Vice President, with the primary focus of integrating the development, construction, and brokerage divisions of the firm to serve the real estate needs of Embree’s healthcare clients nationwide.
Mr. Byrnes was most recently Vice President of the National Healthcare Capital Markets Group with CBRE in Los Angeles, California where he cultivated strong experience around healthcare investment sales and real estate advisory. He will split his time between Embree’s offices in Southern California and Denver, Colorado, respectively.
“Healthcare providers are becoming more integrated, so they appreciate working with an integrated real estate company like Embree that can address all of their needs from site selection to construction, development, and even capital,” said Rocky Hardin, CFO of the Embree Group of Companies.
“Having the ability to join a truly integrated real estate platform was a big advantage for me,” said Mr. Byrnes. “While brokerage is one aspect of what we can deliver, it’s the broader service offering of in-house construction and development expertise that ultimately creates the roadmap and allows us to add the most value to our clients’ core business.”
About Embree Healthcare
Building upon our 35 year history of national construction and development expertise, Embree Healthcare Group is dedicated to supporting the changing needs of today’s healthcare providers by delivering customized real estate solutions including construction, development, brokerage, and capital markets services. We serve the complete continuum of care facilities including medical offices, urgent care, micro-hospitals, skilled nursing, senior housing, memory care, and rehabilitation facilities. The Embree executive team has developed, built, or transacted more than 10,000 assets in all 50 states and Canada with a total market value in excess of $10 billion.
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