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Mary Ann Tighe
CBRE

Mary Ann Tighe

Chief Executive Officer at CBRE

$1B

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31

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3M

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Arthur Leopold Of Agentio Leases 20000 Square Feet Office In Midtown South From Tribeca Investment Group
Office20K sqf
Alex Leopold
Mary Ann Tighe
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Carlyle Group Leases Office Space At SL Green’s 245 Park Avenue For 10 Years
Office150K sqf
Justin Royce
Evan Margolin
+ 15
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Turner & Townsend Leases 24,394 Square Feet At 100 Park Avenue In Manhattan For 12 Years
Office$75 PPSF24.4K sqf
Justin Royce
Harry Blair
+ 4
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Dmitri Koon Of Weill Cornell Medicine Acquires Office At 1334 York Avenue For $510M
Office$1K PPSF500K sqf
Doug Middleton
Mary Ann Tighe
Weill Cornell Medicine Acquires Office Building At 1334 York Avenue From Sotheby's For $510M
Office$1K PPSF498.1K sqf
David Giancola
Doug Middleton
+ 5
Seaport Entertainment Group Renews 10-Year Lease For 36,985 Square Feet In Financial District
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Gerry Miovski
Brett Shannon
+ 8
Octus Signs Lease For 43000 Square Feet Office Space At 295 5th Avenue, New York City
Office43K sqf
David Hollander
Brett Shannon
+ 8
Brooklyn Prospect Charter School Leases 150000 Square Feet Office At 422 Fulton Mall New York City
Office150K sqf
Ross Kaplan
Masha Dudelzak
+ 7
Ring Concierge Expands Office Space At 488 Madison Avenue In Midtown Manhattan With 10-Year Lease
Office$65 PPSF17.6K sqf
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Alexander (Alex) D’Amario
+ 4
Orchestra Signs Lease For 42000 Square Feet At L&L Holding's 195 Broadway In Lower Manhattan
Office42K sqf
Tanya Grimaldo
Mary Ann Tighe
+ 3
Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe Renews Office Lease At 51 West 52nd Street Midtown Manhattan
Office$115 PPSF144.3K sqf
Caroline Merck
Howard Fiddle
+ 8
Archdiocese Of New York Signs 30-Year Lease For Office Space On Madison Ave
Office$82 PPSF142.3K sqf
Mary Ann Tighe
Lauren Crowley Corrinet
+ 1

About

The Wall Street Journal has written, “(There is) an exceedingly small club of women who have managed to move to the top of the brokerage business. That club’s most prominent member is Mary Ann Tighe.” Crain’s New York Business has named Mary Ann the most powerful woman—across both the public and private sectors—in New York, and chose her for induction to the Crain’s Business Hall of Fame. Placing her at the top of its ranking of the City’s most powerful women, Crain’s observed, “Ms. Tighe has a history of…transforming the face of Manhattan.” During her remarkable career of more than four decades in commercial real estate, Mary Ann has been at the forefront of the transformation of New York’s skyline. She has played a catalytic role in the revitalization of Times Square, the rebuilding of Downtown after 9/11, the westward expansion of Midtown, as well as the rezoning that strengthened and renewed East Midtown. Mary Ann has conceived, structured and negotiated virtually every form of deal including ground leases, air rights acquisition and disposition, net and gross leases, government incentive packages, and a range of equity transfers from partnership and condominium interests... Read More
Member since: February 2023