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This week, as we celebrate our company’s 4th anniversary, the Hughes Marino team is reflecting on all that we have accomplished since starting out on this journey together in 2011. It’s been an exciting ride, as we’ve grown from 18 people to 40, opened six offices in five cities, and literally changed the game for our industry.

At Hughes Marino, we know that our core values are spot-on in guiding us both professionally and personally. For example, HM core value #5 – build lasting relationships based on trust – led us to enjoy a really inspiring evening last week, when we were able to open our doors to renowned pianist Giovanni Marradi.

Director Tucker Hughes on the 10 core values that make Hughes Marino a different kind of commercial real estate company.

Our culture is everything to us at Hughes Marino. Without the family-like harmony of our team, which is gently guided by our core values, we wouldn’t be able to give our all to our clients each and every day. In fact, our core values were created in part to help us to remember to enjoy the journey of life (HM core value #3), both personally and professionally.

President and CEO Jason Hughes on what makes Hughes Marino different from other commercial real estate firms.

Director Tucker Hughes on how Hughes Marino is revolutionizing the commercial real estate industry, and changing the game for companies whose requirements aren't being met by conventional brokerage firms.

Hughes Marino SVP John Jarvis appeared on KUSI's Good Morning San Diego with local artists Inocente and Jorge Narvaez to promote an Evening of Art and Inspiration, an event hosted by Hughes Marino to benefit Casa Cornelia Law Center and its work on behalf of San Diego's most vulnerable women and children.

Star Hughes and Chris Richmond talk San Diego Tech Week and Share TV with U-T TV's Taylor Baldwin.

Star Hughes and Tucker Hughes, directors at Hughes Marino, explain how to save money and get a head start on your career by fast tracking your education.

The new lease deal negotiated by Jason Hughes for the City of San Diego disproves previous projections that building a new city hall would save the city money. Ricky Young breaks it down in U-T TV's Watchdog Minute.