Biography:
Andres del Corral is Senior Vice President of Blanca Commercial Real Estate, Inc.,the leading independently owned commercial real estate services firm in Florida.
With more than fourteen years of experience in the commercial real estate industry, Mr. del Corral has been involved in the successful leasing of trophy assets throughout Miami-Dade such as 396 Alhambra, Flagler Station and One Park Square at Doral. He has also played an integral role in advising numerous companies seeking to expand in the Miami market such as Inlingua, WATG, and SFX-LIC.
Prior to joining the firm, Mr. del Corral previously worked as an associate at South Florida real estate development firm Rilea Group, where he assisted the CEO in marketing, leasing, property management, construction execution, and public relations.
He earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from Boston University and a master’s degree in business administration with a focus in commercial real estate from Florida International University.
Community Involvement:
- Board of Governors, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce
- 2012 Leadership Miami Alumni, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce
- Advisory Board, CoStar Group
- Board member and co-founder of the nonprofit organization Twelve Smiles
Awards & Recognition:
- “Stars to Watch in 2013: Rising Leaders in Commercial Real Estate”, Commercial Property Executive Magazine;
- “Top 40 Under 40”, South Florida Business Journal
- “Top 20 Professionals Under 40”, Brickell Magazine
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