Amy MacLaren

Amy MacLaren is a First Vice President within CBRE’s Retail Advisory & Transaction Services Group, bringing more than 25 years of experience with project leasing for owners and developers of landmark urban retail destinations around the country. Amy is an expert in the development and implementation of retail leasing strategies, performing market analysis and conducting lease negotiations to secure the best possible tenants for her client’s properties. Her extensive knowledge and experience, combined with CBRE’s global platform of market data, retailer relationships and technology, helps Amy generate significant value for her clients and help them make informed, strategic real estate decisions. Amy’s proven track record includes the redevelopment and repositioning of the Dallas Galleria and most recently, the redevelopment of AT&T’s Discovery District in Dallas, helping transform its global headquarters into a premier campus that will incorporate food & beverage, community engagement and entertainment spaces. Other notable projects Amy has been involved include Clearfork, Fort Worth, TX and Oak, Oklahoma City. She is also involved in the leasing of a $1B lifestyle and mixed-use project in the Southeast (MidCity District Huntsville, AL), providing valuable counsel on ground-up leasing, merchandising efforts to recruit relevant and high-performing retail brands to her clients’ properties. Prior to joining CBRE, Inc. in 2013, Amy was Vice President of Leasing for General Growth Properties (now Brookfield Properties) in Chicago, where she led multiple project leasing teams on assignments throughout the country.

• Specialties
  Landlord Rep (Retail), Tenant Rep, Tenant Rep (Retail)
• Languages
  English
• Markets
  Atlanta, Dallas/Ft Worth, Nashville, Huntsville, New Orleans/Metairie/Kenner
• Property Types
  Hospitality, Retail, SportsAndEntertainment, Specialty
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• Websites
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• Education
  Southern Methodist University
• Organizations
  ULI - Urban Land Institute, International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC)