Neal Mulnick @nmulnick

Commercial real estate investor @ https://t.co/xeagDVaQbX realestatedirect.com Seattle, WA Joined September 2008

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Neal Mulnick @nmulnick

4 months ago

@credealjunkie POI

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@Adobe @AdobeCare There is a bug in Adobe Acrobat Sign that was introduced last year. The default date format in US is now DD/MM/YYYY instead of MM/DD/YYYY as it used to be. Please fix - big pain to change the format of every single field! See link community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-dis…

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Puget Sound Business Journal @PSBJ

5 years ago

“We thought it’d be nice to save a piece of Tacoma history," says the building's owners. bizjournals.com/seattle/news/2…

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Clover Capital Commercial Real Estate @CloverCapitalRE

5 years ago

Tacoma's Wonder building is ready for new tenants bizjournals.com/seattle/news/2… via @PSBJ @nmulnick @metsekson @CloverCapitalRE

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NAI Puget Sound Properties @NAIPSP

5 years ago

Tacoma’s old Wonder Bread bakery was boarded up. Now it’s ready for a fresh start. buff.ly/3eWMSdj

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Neal Mulnick @nmulnick

5 years ago

Our latest project - restoring the Tacoma Wonder Building! @CloverCapitalRE

Tacoma News Tribune @thenewstribune

5 years ago

“Our goal was really to keep as much character and as many original elements as possible.” trib.al/Dnra7d0

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Matt Driscoll @mattsdriscoll

5 years ago

Tacoma’s old Wonder Bread bakery was once billed as “the most modern bakery in Washington.” Now it’s ready for its next act. thenewstribune.com/news/local/new…

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Tacoma Public Utilities @MyTPU

6 years ago

Did you know the Wonder building was built in 1913? Thanks to Tacoma Power and @CloverCapitalRE, the structure received energy-efficient LED lighting upgrades for a total energy savings of 42,183 kWh – which is about enough to power four average homes in Tacoma for one year!

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Neal Mulnick @nmulnick

6 years ago

@SallyAnn_12 It’s good for tenants and landlords. Tenants get cheaper spaces (less SF) and Landlord get higher rent per SF. This is a trend that is accelerating.