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For more information on Student Housing financing, please contact:
 JAMES J. TRAMUTO
Senior Vice President
713.787.1971
james.tramuto@cbre.com
James is a primary correspondent within the CBRE | Melody Capital Markets platform working on joint dispositions and acquisitions with various markets within Texas and the Mid-Western United States. His focus is on the sourcing of both debt and equity funds for acquirers of real estate, with an emphasis on National Student Housing.
James joined the Houston office of CBRE | Melody in 2003. In June 1996, CB Richard Ellis completed its acquisition of LJ Melody & Company, thereby creating the nation’s largest real estate services firm, with LJ Melody serving as the real estate investment banking arm. During 2007, CBRE | Melody closed over 1,700 transactions totalling over $25 billion. Mr. Tramuto has advised or assisted owner clients on over $1 billion of debt and over $120 million of equity origination since joining CBRE | Melody.
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 ROBBY ZORICH
First Vice President
713.787.1957
robby.zorich@cbre.com
Robby Zorich is a secondary correspondent within the CBRE | Melody Capital Markets platform working on joint dispositions and acquisitions with various markets within Texas. Mr. Zorich’s primary focus is on the analysis of debt and equity investment opportunities with an emphasis on equity, valuation and investment underwriting. He is also involved in transaction due diligence, client coordination and marketing the investment opportunities to the Capital Markets. Mr. Zorich works closely with the CBRE Investment Property teams throughout Texas particularly the Student Housing Investment Sales team in Dallas.
Robby joined the Houston office of CBRE | Melody in February 2007. In June 1996, CB Richard Ellis completed its acquisition of LJ Melody & Company, thereby creating the nation’s largest real estate services firm, with LJ Melody serving as the real estate investment banking arm. During 2007, CBRE | Melody closed over 1,700 transactions totaling over $25 billion.
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