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Saxum Real Estate promotes David Lizza to development director

Saxum Real Estate has promoted David Lizza to development director within its development and construction vertical, the company announced.

Since joining Summit-based Saxum in 2022, Lizza has led multiple industrial projects and is currently overseeing the development of four large industrial buildings within a 180-acre master development in El Paso, Texas, totaling more than 2.5-million-square feet. He also has a cold storage warehouse under construction and manages civil engineering due diligence for new industrial market opportunities.

With more than 15 years of due diligence and project management experience in the industrial sector, Lizza has been instrumental in working with Saxum’s acquisition and pre-construction teams to assess project viability and execute construction strategies.

“David brings his extensive knowledge and experience of industrial development to every project and has been a great person to learn from since day one on the team,” said Kieran Flanagan, principal of development and construction at Saxum. “He brings a straightforward attitude to all our project opportunities and sees how to capitalize and turn challenging land sites into great opportunities for Saxum.”

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