Newmark Scores Big with More Talent from Cushman & Wakefield Joining the Team

Newmark has recruited a team of seasoned brokers, including Dan O’Brien, Eric Roth, Maurice Suede and Caroline Hodes, to spearhead a new sales group. Focused on smaller institutional deals, this initiative aims to capitalize on Newmark's robust capital markets expertise.

 

Attraction of All-Star Capital Markets Team

O’Brien highlights Newmark's appeal, pointing to its "deep bench of capital markets all-stars" as a driving force behind the team's decision to make the move. The emphasis on talent underscores Newmark's commitment to assembling a formidable team for navigating diverse market scenarios.

 

Clearing the Path: A Division of Expertise

The establishment of the new sales group signifies a clear division between middle-market sales and the institutional sales group led by Doug Harmon and Adam Spies. This strategic move positions Newmark as a full-service player in the capital markets space, with a growing roster of former Eastdil brokers contributing to its success.

 

A Reunion of Eastdil Alumni

Dan O’Brien, with almost eight years at Eastdil in his career, reunites with Doug Harmon and Adam Spies at Newmark. This reunion solidifies their collaboration, now co-leading the new New York City-focused private capital group, setting the stage for a powerful alliance.

 

Expanding Dominance with Eastdil Expertise

The influx of former Eastdil brokers into Newmark further solidifies its position in the market. With notable names like Evan Layne, Jean Celestin, Mark Schoenholtz, Adam Etra, and Miles Spencer already on board, Newmark reinforces its presence as a real estate force to be reckoned with.

 

In response to these developments, a Cushman spokesperson declined to comment. Newmark's strategic acquisitions, including the recent addition of O’Brien’s team, continue to shape the competitive landscape, propelling the brokerage firm to new heights.