Jessica Love, recognized at Urbane Design

Jessica Love is renowned for bringing her clients’ personalities to life in their spaces. With over 20 years in the field, she has mastered the skill of personalizing designs beyond fleeting trends. Her clients value her creativity, adaptability, and clear communication, ensuring a smooth design journey. Jessica sees well-designed homes as a foundation for confidence, a belief she extends to her community involvement. She has been an active supporter of local non-profits, including Ten Thousand Villages, Austin Habitat for Humanity, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Ballet Austin. Through her initiative, Design Changes Lives, she empowers children with thoughtful design. As a member of the Austin Business Journal BizWoman Leadership Council, Jessica’s influence and commitment to community betterment are unmistakable.

Stream Realty Partners expands Austin tenant representation team with strategic Vice President hire

AUSTIN, TX – Stream Realty Partners, a national commercial real estate firm offering an integrated platform of services, announces the hiring of Bryant McKenzie as Vice President of Tenant Representation. Based in Austin, McKenzie will be responsible for tenant representation and transaction management as well as new client and business pursuits in the market and nationwide.

“Bryant brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record to Stream,” said Hunter Alexander, Senior Vice President of Office Tenant Representation at Stream. “His impressive portfolio includes headquarters deals and various transactions across seven states, showcasing his extensive reach and proficiency in navigating diverse markets throughout Florida, Illinois, California, Georgia and Texas. I am confident his knowledge of the real estate landscape and remarkable ability to drive leasing initiatives will strengthen Stream’s presence in the industry.”

Before joining Stream, McKenzie was based in Atlanta, where he served as a Senior Associate at Vestian Global Workspace Services and, prior to that as an Associate at Lee & Associates.

Throughout his career, McKenzie has completed an impressive $40 million in sales and leasing, highlighting his commitment to delivering exceptional results for clients. His expertise and strategic approach have made him a trusted professional in the industry.  

“Stream’s unwavering commitment to enhancing its Tenant Representation and Occupier Services platforms, aimed at delivering bespoke solutions tailored to client’s needs, played a pivotal role in my decision to make a move,” said McKenzie. “Known for its entrepreneurial spirit and a culture that champions hard work and client-centric service, Stream has consistently earned and will continue to earn respect in both its current and future markets. The prospect of contributing to this high-growth firm and being a part of the all-star team in Austin is truly exciting. I look forward to collaborating with colleagues nationwide to further elevate and expand Stream’s National Occupier platform through our collective dedication to excellence.” 

Stream Austin now boasts more than 100 employees with a portfolio in excess of 30 million square feet of office, industrial, and retail space.

Allison “Ally” Rice hired at Scott + Reid General Contractors, Inc.

Scott + Reid is excited to welcome Allison “Ally” Rice as the new Director of Business Development. With a keen focus on driving business growth initiatives, Ally will play a pivotal role in identifying strategic opportunities and fostering the company’s ongoing expansion efforts. Ally’s experience in commercial real estate, coupled with her dedication to championing workplace transformation, ensures that Scott + Reid remains at the forefront of industry innovation and client satisfaction.

Joe Deshotel hired at Real Estate Council of Austin

The Real Estate Council of Austin welcomes Joe Deshotel as Director of Policy and Government Affairs. With decades of experience in public affairs and advocacy, Joe will lead RECA’s policy efforts to advocate for sustainable growth and development in the Austin region. His passion for music and politics led him to Austin, where he’s deeply engaged in the community. His focus on addressing transportation and housing issues reflects his commitment to effecting positive change.