Being one of three CCIM certified members in Northeast Arkansas, Greg has developed national retail in Arkansas, Texas, Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi, and western Kentucky. He has worked for city government and development agencies across the United States performing economic studies called Leakage Analysis. This process takes an in-depth look at the market to see where money is being spent and which retailers the market can support. Greg has developed several notable retail projects and was named “Arkansas State University College of Business Executive of the Year” in 2015. He is an active member of ICSC and it is not uncommon for Greg to be involved in over 15 projects at any given time.
GREG HAAG, CCIM
Principal :: Brokerage + Development
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Greg Haag
We relied upon Greg's expertise to help us sort through available ownership and leasing options for the location of our offices. Greg's assistance was invaluable to us and enabled us to make the best decision for our firm. He always kept our best interest at heart, was diligent in pursuing available alternatives, and identified important issues for resolution that we may have otherwise overlooked. His professionalism and integrity were evident throughout the entire process.
Ralph W. Waddell
Waddell Cole & Jones Attorneys
Our experience and relationship with Josh and Greg has been nothing but the best. We have worked on numerous projects with the most recent being the street for Jonesboro Land Developers and the sitework for Red Lobster and Longhorn Steakhouse. They are always very involved from start to finish on any project they take on, and have the most professional staff we have ever worked with.
Jim Gillis
Owner, Gillis Inc.
I have known Greg for almost 10 years and never hesitate to seek his expert assistance. From ground-up development to tenant representation - his experience, character and integrity are all unparalleled in the industry.
C. Kelly Cofer, CCIM
President & CEO, The Retail Coach, LLC
“Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others.” Philippians 2:4
