JLL Expands Tampa Team with Experienced Real Estate Professionals
June 10, 2025 - 06:58
Commercial real estate firm JLL is enhancing its presence in Tampa by welcoming two seasoned professionals to its office tenant representation team. Bill Reeves has been appointed as managing director, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to the role. Reeves has a strong background in real estate, having worked extensively in various capacities within the industry. His leadership is expected to drive growth and innovation within the team.
Joining Reeves is Doug Waechter, who takes on the role of senior associate. Waechter, a former Major League Baseball player, adds a unique perspective to the team, leveraging his competitive spirit and teamwork skills developed on the field. His transition from sports to real estate showcases the diverse talent that JLL is attracting.
The addition of these two professionals signifies JLL's commitment to enhancing its service offerings and expanding its reach in the Tampa market, positioning the firm for future success in the competitive landscape of commercial real estate.
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