Greater Seattle Area
Experienced Designated Broker with a demonstrated history of working in the retail commercial real estate industry. Skilled in Negotiation, Sales, Entitlements, Land Acquisition, and Investment Properties. Strong business development professional with a Bachelor's degree focused in Human Resources Management and Marketing from University of Washington.
Tim has been with First Western Properties–Tacoma, Inc. since 1993. He has been the Vice President | Principal of First Western Properties – Tacoma, Inc. for over 10 years running the day to day operations and most recently as of 2014 the President and Designated Broker. Tim exclusively represents several local, regional and national tenants in Washington State with his two brokerage partners Don Whittles and son Blake Weber. A short list of tenants includes the following: 7-11, Wendy’s, Lowe's, Subway, The UPS Store, Wells Fargo Bank, Party City and Les Schwab Tires. In addition to Tenant representation, Tim represents over 700,000 square feet of existing shopping centers in Washington with local and national developers and has developed seven shopping centers from ground up. He currently owns over 15 shopping centers in Washington. Tim has been a top producer for the company eight out of the last twelve years while overseeing 17 brokers in his Tacoma office.
Tim Sold Beer and Wine to Grocery stores and Wine Shops in the Bellevue area for one of the largest distributors at the time - Western Washington Beverage/Alaska Distributors. Tim's roll was to handle the ordering, stocking, merchandising, advertisement and sales of all of the products that were sold to the store. Tim was the top producer 5 out of the 6 years while he was at Western Washington Beverage.
Tim started working at Safeway in 1979 as a "Helper Clerk" and worked his way up to a Management Trainee. In that position he worked in every department in the store for one year to gain the full knowledge of that department with ordering, stocking, merchandising, etc. (assistant manager, night manager, produce, meat, bakery, dairy, front office, night stoker, etc.). After 10 years and graduation from University of Washington he was offered to be a "store manager". Instead of accepting the new store and management roll, Tim decided to test his skills at selling beer and wine at Western Washington Beverage.