Albert R. Hughes III, MAI, CRE Experience
Executive Director, Integra Realty Resources - Philadelphia.
Mr. Hughes a leader in the real estate appraisal industry, actively engaged in valuation
and consulting services throughout the Northeastern United States, for over 35 years. He
is responsible for the preparation and review of full narrative and form appraisal reports
for both corporate and private clients.
Mr. Hughes' expertise includes extensive experience in all commercial property types
including office buildings, retail centers/malls, industrial buildings, apartment
complexes, LIHTC, subdivisions, land, recreational, healthcare, student housing, and
special use properties such as churches and schools. Mr. Hughes' comprehensive range
of consulting services include highest and best use analysis, feasibility studies, purchase
and disposition analysis, tax analysis, estate portfolios, as well as litigation support and
expert witness testimony. Mr. Hughes provides regional portfolio services for small and
large organizations.
Teaching is a passion for Mr. Hughes who manages and mentors his team of industry
analysts. He is an approved instructor at several professional organizations where he
brings engaging and informative real-world experiences into the classroom.
Mr. Hughes has held several prominent positions in the real estate industry. From 2018-
2021 Mr. Hughes was Senior Managing Director of the Integra Realty Resources (IRR)
Philadelphia office. To the present, he continues there as “Executive Director - of counsel”.
In 1993, Mr. Hughes co-founded A.R. Hughes and Company, based in Philadelphia, PA. Prior
to moving to the Philadelphia area, Mr. Hughes co-founded
RCDH and Company of Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, MD (1990-1993). He was
previously employed with a national real estate appraisal firm, holding various
consultant and managerial positions in the New England and Mid-Atlantic regions
(1985-1990).
In 1982 Mr. Hughes started his career as a Lending Officer, in the Financial Institutions
Banking Divisions of the Irving Trust Company (currently known as BNY/Mellon). He was
responsible for lending and account maintenance for Banks, Insurance Companies, and
Finance Companies with $1 million to over $50 billion in total assets.