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Bliss joins Colliers as vice president on its downtown Boston urban leasing team

Rachel Bliss

Boston, MA According to Colliers, Rachel Bliss has joined the firm’s local office as vice president on its downtown urban leasing team. Bliss brings extensive local market knowledge and experience across tenant representation, further strengthening Colliers’ leasing capabilities in downtown.

In her role, Bliss will advise tenants across downtown on leasing strategy, site selection and negotiations. Before joining Colliers, Bliss served as vice president at Hughes Marino, where she advised clients on a range of real estate needs. She also held roles at JLL and Cushman & Wakefield, gaining experience in Boston’s commercial real estate market.

“Every client has different priorities when it comes to their real estate, and understanding those is key to finding the right solution,” said Bliss. “I’m excited to join Colliers and bring that client-focused approach to a team with deep expertise in the Boston market.”

“We are thrilled to welcome Rachel to Colliers. Her commitment to her clients is second to none, and she has earned a strong reputation for delivering exceptional results,” said David Goodhue, Executive Managing Director at Colliers. “We look forward to seeing her thrive on the Colliers platform as we continue to strengthen our team with talented professionals who share our commitment to client service.”

“We are excited to have Rachel join our team in Boston,” said John Butterworth, Managing Director of Colliers’ Urban Leasing team. “We have a great deal of momentum in the market at the moment, and Rachel will add to that momentum and the overall strength of our team.”

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