Don Shea, left, will take over the Evanston office previously managed by Peter Moulton, right, who will manage @properties' Lake Forest office.

Chicago-based real estate company @properties has made two personnel moves within its fast-growing North Shore real estate division, announced company co-founders Thaddeus Wong and Michael Golden.

Don Shea will now be the vice president of brokerage services in the firm’s Evanston office, and Peter Moulton, who has managed the Evanston office since it opened in 2009, is taking over management of the firm’s office in Lake Forest. Moulton is also vice president of brokerage services.

Shea had been a top-producing @properties agent on the North Shore, and he will now be responsible for recruiting, training, marketing and strategic development. In his 30-plus years of professional experience, Shea has worked in advertising, product development, sales and marketing.

“As an agent who made the transition to @properties when we were just getting started on the North Shore, Don understands our value proposition as well as anyone,” said @properties co-founder Michael Golden. “That’s incredibly powerful from a recruiting and training standpoint. He’s a great person to lead our continued growth up here.”

Shea is taking over the post formerly held by Moulton, who is moving up the North Shore to @properties’ office in Lake Forest, which opened this past January. Moulton helped build @properties’ Evanston location into the No. 1 office in its market in less than two years, and he also helped open @properties’ second North Shore location in Winnetka.

“We see great opportunities for growth in Lake Forest, Lake Bluff and the surrounding area,” said Thaddeus Wong, @properties other founder. “Peter has played a tremendous role in our expansion in northern Cook County, and he is committed to doing the same in Lake Forest. He continues to be a great mentor and manager to our agents.”

Moulton is a past winner of Chicago Agent magazine’s Agents’ Choice Award for Managing Broker of the Year – Suburbs. He is a lifelong North Shore resident.