Landquest Announces New Employee

RALEIGH, N.C. – Jeffrey Milligan, senior vice president of Landquest, a residential development firm specializing in the acquisition, design, permitting and construction of communities on the East Coast, has announced that Kevin Dail has joined the firm as project manager. In this position, Dail will work in the community planning department on the design, permitting, development and management of various Landquest residential and cemetery projects. Prior to joining Landquest, Dail worked in the banking industry, where he was involved in real estate lending and private banking. He is a graduate of Campbell University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business with a Certificate in Trust Management.

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http://www.landquestdevelopment.com

News Facts:
· Kevin Dail has joined Landquest as project manager.
· In this position, Dail will work in the community planning department on the design, permitting, development and management of various Landquest residential and cemetery projects.
· Prior to joining Landquest, Dail worked in the banking industry, where he was involved in real estate lending and private banking.
· Landquest is a residential development firm specializing in the acquisition, design, permitting and construction of communities on the East Coast.

Quotes:
“I am pleased to welcome Kevin to this position as project manager at Landquest,” said Milligan. “As we add qualified and gifted employees to our already talented staff, we are only increasing our ability to perform remarkable work and create exceptional communities.”

About Landquest:
Landquest specializes in residential development including the acquisition, design, permitting and construction of communities on the East Coast. Previously based in Branford, Conn., the company relocated to Raleigh, N.C. in 2005. Landquest has active projects from New Hampshire to South Carolina. Committed to creative and innovative land planning, the firm concentrates on esthetics and high design standards that are sensitive to the land and environment. Often this results in a lower yield, but a more marketable and desirable community to live in. For more information, visit http://www.landquestdevelopment.com.

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Patty Briguglio
MMI Associates, Inc.
919-233-6600
patty@mmimarketing.com

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