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Brennan Investment Group Appoints Steve Wolff as Senior VP in Dallas
Brennan Investment Group has appointed Steve Wolff as Senior Vice President for its Texas operations, focusing on investment sourcing and asset management in the greater Dallas industrial market. This announcement, made on October 22, 2025, marks a significant step in Brennan’s strategy to enhance its presence in one of the country’s most dynamic industrial markets.
In his new role, Wolff will be responsible for identifying and sourcing investment opportunities, as well as participating in the underwriting and closing of acquisitions and developments of industrial properties. His responsibilities also extend to overseeing asset management for future investments in Dallas, including playing a critical role in property dispositions.
Wolff brings over two decades of experience in commercial real estate, with a proven track record in capital markets and value-add strategies. Throughout his career, he has completed transactions exceeding $7 billion in industrial and office properties. Before joining Brennan, he served as Vice President of Acquisitions at Spirit Realty Capital, where he led a team focused on industrial acquisitions across the United States, handling transactions that ranged from $10 million to $150 million.
His previous roles include positions at Westmount Realty Capital and Pacific Century Holdings. Wolff began his career as a broker and investment sales specialist with firms like NAI Global and Grubb & Ellis Company, advising clients on industrial and office transactions in major markets across the U.S.
Strategic Growth in Texas
Troy MacMane, Co-Founder and Managing Principal, expressed confidence in Wolff’s ability to contribute to the team’s success. “Steve’s depth of experience and proven success in sourcing and executing industrial investments make him an outstanding addition to our team,” MacMane stated. His expertise is expected to strengthen Brennan’s influence in the Dallas market and contribute to the growth of its Texas portfolio.
Michael Brennan, Co-Founder, Chairman, and Managing Principal, echoed these sentiments, emphasizing that Wolff’s extensive track record and industry relationships will be vital as the firm continues to pursue strategic investment opportunities across key U.S. markets.
Brennan Investment Group, based in Chicago, is recognized for acquiring, developing, and operating industrial properties in various metropolitan markets across the United States. Since its inception in 2010, the firm has completed transactions totaling over $6.5 billion in industrial real estate across 30 states. Currently, its portfolio spans 29 states and encompasses approximately 57 million square feet of property.
The appointment of Wolff highlights Brennan’s ongoing commitment to expanding its regional capabilities and enhancing its investment platform in Texas. This strategic move aligns with the firm’s objective to capitalize on the robust industrial market in the region while continuing to deliver excellent risk-adjusted returns to its investors.
For more information about Brennan Investment Group and its operations, visit their official website at brennanllc.com.
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