Leads leasing for CK’s suburban office portfolio in Charlotte.
Focus
Office leasing
At Childress Klein
Since 2011
About Travis
With 15 years at Childress Klein, Travis leads leasing for the firm’s office division, focusing primarily on suburban office properties. He creates tailored marketing programs that position each building and build new leasing relationships.
His work covers lease negotiations, extensions, terminations, assignments and dispositions, along with relationships with clients and brokers. On every transaction he works closely with all parties to define requirements, weigh options and protect his clients’ interests.
His portfolio spans CK’s suburban office properties across the Charlotte region, including 2115 Rexford and Esplanade in SouthPark, Kingsley Park, The Hub, Kenton Circle and The Nexus at Waverly, where he brought in TRI Pointe Homes’ regional office.
Travis holds a B.A. in Finance, magna cum laude, from the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business and is a licensed real estate broker in North and South Carolina. He serves on the board of the Charlotte Chamber’s Ballantyne chapter and on the Charlotte Regional Commercial Board of Realtors’ Programs & Events Committee, and is a member of The Good Fellows Club.
With Charlotte’s incredible growth and national exposure, it’s really a unique and exciting place to be in real estate. I enjoy getting to connect and work with such a variety of businesses and personalities on a daily basis.
Experience
Childress Klein Director – Office Leasing Leasing Agent, Office Division, from 2011
Education
B.A., magna cum laude, Finance, Terry College of Business University of Georgia
Affiliations
Licensed Real Estate Broker (North Carolina & South Carolina)
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce – Ballantyne Chapter Board of Directors, Member
Charlotte Regional Commercial Board of Realtors (CRCBR), Member
CRCBR Programs & Events Committee, Member
Boy Scouts Annual Fundraiser Committee, Member
The Good Fellows Club, Member
Did you know?
Travis once took a month long road trip across the U.S. — traveled 7,000 miles and visited 14 cities.