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Julia D. Namutka

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Personal Info

Job Function
Broker
Specialty
Hotel/Motel, Industrial, Land, Office, Retail
Address
East Mountain Corporate Center
100 Baltimore Drive - 4th Floor
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702
United States
Phone
570-823-1100 x-219
Fax
570-704-0606
Website
http://www.mericle.com/namutka/
Bio

Julia joined MCREG in August of 2013 and has been a licensed realtor since 2005. She has more than 20 years of experience in the real estate industry with an emphasis in the management and leasing of retail space. Her expertise is in tenant recruitment and lease negotiation, and she is known for her networking and relationship building skills. She has a strong track record of matching the right tenant with the right property – whether that be an enclosed shopping mall, a strip center, or a small retail plaza.At Mericle, Julia focuses on local, regional, and national retailers interested in growing throughout Mericle’s 20 Pennsylvania counties.

Prior to joining Mericle, Julia worked for Acadia Realty Trust of White Plains, New York as a regional property manager and a leasing representative. Her wide variety of duties at Acadia included managing 15 retail shopping centers in Northeastern Pennsylvania and the Southern New Jersey – Mid Atlantic regions and coordinating tenant and landlord construction. She also negotiated numerous new leases and extensions and coordinated tenant expansions.

She is also a licensed notary, a member of TCN – an international network of real estate brokers – and the Tri-State Commercial and Industrial Association of Realtors. She is also affiliated with the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).

Julia is a graduate of Lackawanna Junior College and has also completed courses at Penn State University and ICSC’s “University of Shopping Centers.”

She is a long-time volunteer for the Blue Chip Farms animal refuge in Dallas, PA and has been instrumental in elevating the Blue Chips profile to the general public, which has helped recruit volunteers and raise critical funding for suppliers and housing for the animals.