Mr. Tyler Anderson This is Me

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1. 1. www.housingfinance.com

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   Published on: 4/15/2008   Last Visited: 6/9/2008

   "Buyers have to demonstrate that they have the financing and not that they'll just put it together on the fly, which was the case last year when all that money was there," said Tyler Anderson, a vice chairman at CB Richard Ellis' multi-housing group.

2. 2. GlobeSt.com - Condo Converter's $22M Reins In Allred's Last Multifamily Asset

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   Published on: 12/6/2004   Last Visited: 12/7/2005

   According to Tyler Anderson, vice president in Phoenix for CB Richard Ellis Inc., the seller, Douglas Allred Co., recently sold another apartment complex, the 156-unit Arpeggio in Tempe."They're simply taking advantage of the market for condo conversion," says Anderson, who with CBRE's Sean Cunningham marketed the property for Allred.
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   Anderson says that, though Allred has sold off its final multifamily holding in the area, it will continue to maintain a presence in the industrial and office sectors."They develop it, build it and sell it and will continue to do that," he says.

3. 3. Greystar JV Claims 324 Units for $41M

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   Last Visited: 5/1/2006

   Tyler Anderson, executive vice president with CB Richard Ellis' Phoenix office, says the 30-day marketing period attracted some condo converters to the complex at 34807 N. 32nd St. in the North Valley.With the Stamford, CT-based GE Commercial at its side, Greystar ultimately made the best offer."They had a great financial partner in GE," says Anderson, adding marketing efforts attracted eight offers.
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   Anderson, who worked with CBRE executive vice president Sean Cunningham on behalf of the seller, tells GlobeSt.com that Fairfield, which completed the complex in 2005, had determined that the current market was favorable for sales.
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   "That isn't uncommon for Fairfield," Anderson adds."They're developers and builders.