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Michael Staenberg from St. Louis is major force behind Denver JCC

Chris LeppekJan 28, 2016Dollars & Sense, Special Sections0

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Staenberg is in the shopping center business — in a pretty big way. Through his St. Louis-based firm, the Staenberg Group, he has developed, leased and managed more than 200 shopping centers in 22 states, including Colorado. The numbers, as detailed on the firm’s website, are impressive: Staenberg’s portfolio comprises more than 35 million square […]
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