United Properties names Pollock senior vice president,

MINNEAPOLIS, (March 19, 2018)  – United Properties announced today that Jamie Pollock has been promoted to senior vice president, asset management, effective March 1, 2018. Pollock, an 11-year veteran of United Properties, oversees a portfolio that includes both retail and industrial properties in Colorado, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois.

In his current role, Pollock creates and maintains value within the company’s owned portfolio and leads day-to-day business management for his assigned properties. Some of his duties include long-term capital expenditure planning, cash flow management, lease underwriting, acquisitions, dispositions, and formulating and executing annual business plan objectives.

“Jamie has demonstrated outstanding performance and commitment to United Properties,” said Eva Stevens, president and chief operating officer, United Properties. “He is highly regarded in the industry, and has become an expert in all product types.”

Pollock joined United Properties in 2007 as a retail development manager. Prior to joining United Properties, he spent five years at Buell & Company in Denver, where he was involved in the leasing, property management, accounting and development activities of their portfolio.

Pollock is an active member of the both International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) and NAIOP.

About United Properties

United Properties has been creating deep roots in the commercial real estate industry for 100 years. The company imagines new possibilities in real estate to help strengthen communities and create lasting legacies. United Properties provides market expertise for ground-up development, redevelopment and acquisitions of value-add and stable investments. The company invests in and develops office, industrial, retail, mixed-use and senior housing properties. United Properties is owned by the Pohlad Companies and is headquartered in Minneapolis, with an office in Denver. For more information, visit www.uproperties.com or follow on Twitter at @UPDeepRoots.