To prove the vehicles weren't just frivolous toys, Edgar and three friends embarked on a 1,200-mile journey across the Alaskan wilderness to demonstrate the vehicle's durability. With World War II raging and metal scarce, their skill at repairing farm machinery quickly earned them loyal customers.īut it was their pioneering approach to finding a better way to get to remote hunting shacks in deep snow that earned them a place in history: Our co-founders developed an early snowmobile in 1955.
The hard-working trio started the forerunner of Polaris-Hetteen Hoist & Derrick-in 1945 in tiny Roseau, Minnesota. When he isn’t helping clients win business or select the best space for their business, he can be found on the golf course or cycling with friends.The Polaris spirit can be traced back to co-founders Edgar Hetteen, his younger brother Allan and his close friend David Johnson. In addition, Brett supports many civic initiatives including raising funds for cancer research through events such as Pelotonia and supporting the Salvation Army. Brett takes extraordinary pride in delivering exceptional service and is passionately dedicated through every phase of each project, including strategic planning, site selection, financial analysis, negotiation and execution.īrett’s clients appreciate his expertise, passion and sense of urgency when it comes to their business, exceeding client expectations.
With proven marketing strategies in place and continued efforts to stay abreast of the most recent marketing trends, Brett is able to stay ahead of the everchanging CRE market as it evolves and grows. Brett is a creative problem-solverĪnd actively guides his clients through the real estate process, beginning to end to ensure his clients are fully informed and satisfied every step of the way. His approach is founded on building relationships, problem solving and thoroughly understanding each client’s needs. Brett maximizes his clients’ real estate investments through his comprehensive strategic approach to the business, while leveraging Colliers International’s strong research and marketing team to maintain the most up-to-date knowledge of the market. Bank of America is the anchor tenant for that building and occupies 60,000 square feet of office space.įor the last 22 years, Brett Cisler has served as a real estate advisor specializing in representing a large portfolio of landlords and tenants in Central Ohio. developed the 145,000-square-foot Pointe at Polaris II office building and 260 apartment units. Next door, VanTrust Real Estate LLC and NP Ltd. With these two new leases, Pointe at Polaris is 90% occupied. The development also has Sweetwaters Coffee, Club Pilates, Kitchen Social, and Condado Tacos as retail tenants. The development's first office building is home to Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Ohio and Fusion Alliance. Brett Cisler and Andrew Jameson of Colliers represented Dwight Capital. Michelle Fude with Colliers represented Ohio Title. Its current space is at 470 Olde Worthington Road across I-71. President Ryan Marrie said in the statement that the company's Central Ohio team needed a centrally-located space. Ohio Real Title, which opened in Central Ohio in 2017, offers title and escrow closings, judiciary and property information reports and lien searches among other financial services. "During our search for suitable offices, we were extremely impressed by the combination of live, work, and recreational opportunities offered by The Pointe at Polaris.” "This particular office location will be home to our expanding healthcare team," Dwight Capital COO Jon Camps said in a statement. New York-based real estate financier Dwight Capital LLC will move into 4,951 square feet of space and Cleveland-based Ohio Real Title will lease 4,686 square feet. Both take occupancy this summer in the building at 8850 Lyra Dr. With two new tenants signed, the recently-constructed Pointe at Polaris office building is nearly full.
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